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# Installation & Setup for PDF2HTML Conversion

Convert PDF to HTML easily with the PDF2HTML Command-line Application. Download from www\.apryse.com, unzip, and start converting. Evaluate with demo version before registering. Uninstall with a simple

**PDF2HTML** Command-line Application is supplied as a download from a distributor or directly from [www.apryse.com](https://www.apryse.com). The release is packaged as a .zip file (PDF2HTML.zip). To install the software, simply unzip the archive in the desired location. To register the software, copy the license file provided to you into the same folder as the unzipped pdf2html.exe.

## Demo Version Installation

If you wish to evaluate the application, you can run it without any license key. The limitation of the evaluation version is that only every other page is converted.

## Uninstalling PDF2HTML

To remove PDF2HTML from your computer, simply delete the folder with the EXE file.


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