The default PDF reader on the system loads up the PDF file and you can set it to launch in full screen or to hide a part of the interface for a better view. To create a nice experience for the reader, you can change the page layout or magnification and you can also choose to display the bookmarks or the pages in the side panel. When you are sending the PDF as a newsletter, looks are everything. You can add bookmarks, embed fonts, change the appearance of hyperlinks, add custom watermarks and edit the description of the document. Creating personalized PDF filesĪs a professional application, the program offers a lot of extra options that help you create a completely customized PDF file.
The same window can be used to save the output file, send it by mail or send it to the regular printer. The generated PDF file opens in a separate window that lets you enrich the content by adding notes or watermarks and encrypting the information. Watermark, encryption and other handy tools The interface is pretty straightforward and easy to work with: just print your document from any application and choose pdfFactory Pro for printer. If you want to publish a set of documents and you also want to protect the content from being modified, this application may suit your needs. Users of all skill levels will find the 30-day trial more than enough time to appreciate pdfFactory's ease of use and effectiveness.PdfFactory Pro is a powerful application that installs a virtual printer on your computer and allows you to easily transform your documents into PDF files. Novice users will find it especially helpful with explaining the importance of embedding fonts, as well as describing all of the program's functions. The program contains a built-in Help menu that offers a search function. As soon as we finished configuring our newly created PDF, we were able to successfully save it to our location of choice and easily send it via e-mail. The program's Security feature let us select from two encryption methods, as well as require users to enter a password to read the document. We were able to apply a description of the PDF, including the title, subject, author, and keywords. The tabbed-style display window gave us options for embedding fonts and converting original URLs to PDF links, both of which worked perfectly. Once we selected the program from our printer options, our selected files and/or Web pages were immediately converted into PDFs that we could preview through the drab, but functional, main user interface. For our tests, we converted Word documents, Excel files, and even Web pages.
The program can be accessed through any program's Print function. Though the interface design could use a splash of color, we found converting files to PDFs extremely fast and easy thanks to pdfFactory's extremely easy-to-use interface navigation.
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