ActMask Document Converter X 3.372

Last Updated:	2008-07-02
License:	$49.95
Publisher:	ActMask Co.,Ltd
Language:	English
Platform:	Windows
Install:	Install and Uninstall
Downloads:	104
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Publisher's Description:

ActMask Document Converter X - ActMask Document Converter X is a software product that can convert all file formats (MS Office Document, .txt, .wri, .doc, .ppt, .xls, .htm, .jpg, .bmp etc.) to PDF, EMF, SPL, JPG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, GIF, TGA, PCX by printing to ActMask Document Converter Printer simply from any Windows application. To develop your software base on ActMask Virtual Printer SDK, see http://www.all2pdf.com

Highlight Features

1. Convert files to professional-quality searchable PDF format (or Image) from any Windows application that supports printing.
2. More Clear Font than other PDF software.
3. Simple and convenient user operations. Pick up file name from printer stream automatically, and then set as default output Document name.
4. Create you own PDF Document Description (Title, Author, Subject, Keywords ...).
5. 40 / 128 bits PDF encryption (security) support.
6. PDF Version 1.2 - 1.5 support.
7. PDF Document Restriction (Permission) support.
8. PDF Document Owner Password and Reader Password support.
9. PDF Optimization options support.
10. PDF content, resolution and image compression support.
11. Font embedding support.
12. Show conversion progress.

How to use ActMask Document Converter

After the installation, there will be a new printer in your system, the printer name is "ActMask Document Converter", it is not a real printer, but works like a printer. When you want convert document (for example, .txt, .wri, .doc, .xls, .ppt, .mdb, .jpg, .tif, gif, .png or other format) to PDF, just print the document to the ActMask Document Converter. Click "Advanced Settings" button, you can set the PDF filename, properties, like font embedding, or encryption. Our software will receive the printing commands and convert them in the PDF or image formats (JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, TGA, PCX, EMF, or SPL).