• Certification for Windows 2008, Windows 7 compatible.
• Generation of layered PDF files for CAD and other applications.
• The generation of industry standard PDF/X-1 and PDF/X-3 files.
• SMTP email authentication capabilities.
• Support for a wider range of PDF files such as the PDF 1.7 format and the compressed XRef table format.
  
• The addition and extraction of attachments to and from PDF files.
  
• Exporting capabilities of PDF files into XAML in order to view from a Web page with Silverlight controls.
  
• Updated PDF/A engine ensures Acrobat 9 compatibility.
  
• Logging capabilities to ensure detailed detection and warning of errors during the processing of PDF files.
  
• Improved support for CJK languages and custom CMAPs.
  
• Resaving capabilities of PDF files using PDF 1.4, 1.5, or PDF/A formats.
  
• The generation of PDF/A-1a and PDF/A-1b files with embedding of custom XMP metadata.
  
• Support for Unicode strings for the selection of digital signatures.

• The ability to print a single page to multiple sheets or multiple pages to a single sheet.
  
• The option to rotate and scale the page during printing.
  
• Selectable paper tray options depending on the media type assigned to a page.
• A “Print Preview” report state to preview documents before printing.
  

• Improved file processing speed of PDF files that contain large graphics.
  
• Improved file loading capabilities from network drives.
  
• Reduced memory consumption during the processing of large numbers of pages.
  
• Reduced output file size through better page compression and reduced embedded font size. Improved performance and reliability of Merge operations.

• JPEG2000 compression in addition to the existing image decompression.
  
• Delayed loading of JPEG and PNG images until they are required. This delay improves performance and memory usage during PDF processing.
  
• Improved performance of graphics library for faster decompression of CCITT and JBIG2 images.
• Improved support for transparencies and alpha-blending techniques.
  

• PDF/A support: Create PDFs that comply with the PDF/A ISO standard.
  
• XMP metadata embedding: Include keywords and metadata into PDF files.
• XPS document support: Load and export XPS documents.
  
• Forms Data Format support: Load FDF documents that contain data associated with a main PDF document.
  
• Tagged PDF support: Create structured PDFs defined by PDF specifications. Structured PDFs are easier to edit and export to other applications.
  
• Unicode and CID font support: Decrease the size of PDFs that contain Asian fonts.
  
• Operating System Support: Work from the extensive family of Microsoft operating system such as Vista, XP, 2000, etc.
  
• High performance and reliability: Create PDF documents in a fraction of the time needed with other tools.
  
• Performance: Work in multi-threaded environments and with service applications under Windows NT®/2000/XP/2003. Ideal for Web, Intranet and Terminal Servers with or without Citrix.
  
• Versatile: Interface with any Windows® programming language, including VBA. This interface is in the form of .NET classes, ActiveX classes, and DLL Functions that allow the developer to:
  • Automate the conversion process by setting the output file name and various other options without user interaction.
  • Intercept various events sent by the PDF printer when documents are generated.
  • Add bookmarks and hyperlinks to the PDF document.
  • Set various document properties such as title, subject, author, etc.
    
• Merge and concatenate or append PDF documents.
• Generate PDF/A compliant files (requires ver. 2.51 and higher).
• Ability to generate CMYK-colored PDF files for printing purposes.
• Direct JPEG and PNG output from Microsoft Office applications improves conversion speed.
• Automatic generation of hyperlinks and bookmarks by analyzing document content.
• Developers are able to configure the PDF Converter to allow them to redirect the data stream to process the data or to define a destination other than saving to file or sending via email.
• Developers can modify the user interface language dynamically (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese).
  
• PDF documents can be optimized for downloading through the Web, also known as PDF Linearization.PDF files can be printed to a physical printer after they have been generated.
  

• PDF documents can be secured using either 40-bit or 128-bit encryption algorithms to prevent them from being viewed, modified, or even printed.
• PDF documents can be digitally signed using any valid certificate installed on the end-user’s system.

• Multiple documents can be appended into one PDF file.
• Documents containing images can be compressed using a variety of image compression techniques such as JPEG, CCITT Fax, grayscale, down sampling, removal of duplicate images, and more.
  
• Multi-national character sets are supported. These include Eastern-European, Middle-eastern, and Far-eastern languages.
  
• TrueType® and Type1 (Postscript) fonts can be fully or partially embedded in the PDF document to ensure perfect portability.
  
• PDF documents can be watermarked using either a simple text string or another PDF file.
  
• PDF documents can be emailed directly using any MAPI or SMTP-compliant mailing systems as opposed to being saved on disk for later emailing.
  
• PDF documents can be archived directly into ODMA-enabled document management systems (DMS).
  
• Resulting PDF document can be previewed either while being generated or after the conversion is completed.
  

Support for all Windows platforms include:

• 32-bit ver.: Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, 2000.
• 64-bit ver.: Windows 2008, Vista, XP, 2003, 2000.