Some components must be installed for the conversion server.
The conversion server use OpenOffice to convert any document to pdf file and then
use ImageMagick to convert the pdf file to one or more png files.

*** Windows ***
1) download and install OpenOffice from http://www.openoffice.org/
Note, to support non-English characters, certain language packages must be installed.

2) download and install GhostScript from http://www.ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html

3) download and install ImageMagick from http://www.imagemagick.org/

4) edit configm.ini for entries
python_path=C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenOffice.org 3/program/python.exe
convert_path=C:/Program Files (x86)/ImageMagick-6.7.6-Q16/convert.exe (or magick.exe, depending on ImageMagick version)

replace the path for python.exe and convert.exe according to your installation destination.

5) manually test unoconv component(optional):
find a target document such as test.doc, in command line:
"~python_path/python.exe" "~mcu_path/unoconv" -f pdf "~path/test.doc"
a file test.pdf should be created

6) manually test convert component(optional):
after test.pdf is created, in command line:
"~convert_path/convert.exe" "~path/test.pdf" "~path/test.png"
one or more png file should be created

7) edit configm.ini for entry
max_conversion_thread=
depending on how powerful this computer is, configure the maximum conversion thread

8) edit configm.ini for entry
conversion_allow=
to allow a MCU to use this conversion server, add its IP address to this entry

9) edit configm.ini for file type control (require MCU server 3.20 or higher)
convert_type_whitelist=
convert_type_blacklist=
if a file type will hang openoffice, the type can be blocked by adding it to blacklist or removing it from whitelist


*** Linux ***
1) Most Linux boxes already have Libre/OpenOffice installed. 
If not, manually install a complete OpenOffice package, 
including core, spreadsheet, presentation, word processor, languages packages, pyuno, etc.
Note, the installation of OpenOffice may need graphic interface.
Note, to support non-English characters, certain language packages must be installed.

2) Most Linux boxes already have ImageMagick installed.
If not, manually install the ImageMagick package

3) manually test unoconv component(optional):
find a target document such as test.doc, in command line:
soffice --headless --convert-to pdf -outdir "~path" "~path/test.doc"
~mcu_path/unoconv -f pdf "~path/test.doc"
a file test.pdf should be created
if not working, try verbose version:
~mcu_path/unoconv -f pdf -vvv "~path/test.doc"
Note, check if there is no existing LibreOffice process running on the system that could interfere with proper functioning 
# pgrep -l 'office|writer|calc'
Note, for more help, check site https://github.com/dagwieers/unoconv

4) manually test convert component(optional):
after test.pdf is created, in command line:
convert "~path/test.pdf" "~path/test.png"
one or more png file should be created

5) edit configm.ini for entry
max_conversion_thread=
depending on how powerful this computer is, configure the maximum conversion thread

6) edit configm.ini for entry
conversion_allow=
to allow a MCU to use this conversion server, add its IP address to this entry

7) edit configm.ini for file type control (require MCU server 3.20 or higher)
convert_type_whitelist=
convert_type_blacklist=
if a file type will hang openoffice, the type can be blocked by adding it to blacklist or removing it from whitelist