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  • Zoom converted PDF: zoom ratio of the PDF document during the HTML converting process.

  • PDF output font format: the output format of implemented fonts in the converted PDF document.

  • PDF unicode CMaps handling: ToUnicode CMaps describe how the fonts are handled in to the source PDF. A ToUnicode map may be provided for each font in the PDF which indicates the 'meaning' of the characters. Sometimes there is better ToUnicode info and sometimes the map provided is wrong.

    • If this value is set to Force, the map is always applied. If provided in PDF, characters may not render correctly in HTML if there are collisions.

    • If set to Ignore a customized map is used, so rendering will be correct in HTML (visually the same), but you may not get correct characters by select Copy & Paste.

    • If set to Auto, the Tagger balances the two methods above.

  • Use auto hint on fonts without hint: use fontforge auto hint on fonts in the source PDF. For more details see https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/wiki/How-TT-Hinting-Works ​ 

  • PDF Background Image Format: you can choose between png, jpeg and SVG.

  • PDF chapter tree behavior: this option regulates the displayed numbers in the Tagger while using a PDF. You can choose between three alternatives:

    • Import bookmark tree: the numbers saved in the PDF will be used.

    • Page numbers: the Tagger looks at the page numbers of the PDF and tries to use those.

    • Sequential numbers: the Tagger itself assigns numbers to the pages in the document in subsequential order as "1, 2, 3, etc.

  • Preparing before importing text blocks: you should set this to yes if you want to import text block tags from a word to a PDF.

  • pdfToHTMLEx local path: this option specifies where the pdfToHTMLEx file is located in your computerThis setting designates the specific location of the PDF2HTMLEx file on your computer. To configure it, first create a new folder on your computer. Then, open the tagger settings and navigate to the PDF option. Select the folder you created under the "PDF2HTMLEx Local Path" section. Apply the changes and close the settings. Restart the tagger and respond 'Yes' to the pop-up prompt asking if you want to download the PDF2HTMLEx.

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Word Options:

  • Header/Footer Word rendering: if set to Shown Headers and Footers of Word documents will also be displayed in the transformed XHTML output.

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