WinPDF
WinPDF offers an easy way of creating high-quality PDF documents out of almost any windows application. The software installs a PDF writer named “Easy PDF Creator” as if it were a real printer, making the creation of PDF files as easy as printing. Common documents can be converted to PDF files at an incredibly fast speed while retaining the look and feel of the original documents as well as many options that give users flexibility in PDF creation.
The software supports such features of the PDF format as paper size, resolution, orientation, compatibility, fonts embedding, live hyperlink, embedded images, formulas, tables, figures, 40-bit and 128-bit encryption, password protection, document usage control, document metadata, automatic output and batch conversion.
Features:
- Create PDF from any Windows application that supports printing
- Microsoft .NET platform and Microsoft Office 2007 compatibility
- Automatic output PDF file to specific path
- PDF content encryption with passwords (48-bit and 128-bit support)
- Usage control prevents PDF documents from being modified, copied, converted, printed, signed, converted, etc.
- Live hyperlink support
- Up to 2540×2540 dpi printing resolution
- Custom paper size support
- PDF metadata support, including title, subject, keyword and author.
- PDF compatibility option for Abode PDF format
- PDF font embedding options
- PDF printing scaling
System Requirements :
- At least Intel Pentium or AMD K6 CPU
- At least 32MB RAM
- Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT, Server 2003 or 2008
- Abode Acrobat Reader installed to view generated PDF files
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