• 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.
• The loading, creation, and display of layered PDF files.
  
• CJK file support, with the ability to specify the location of custom character maps (CMAPs).
  
• Text anti-aliasing for better on-screen document legibility (requires font installation on client PC).
  
• Internal PDF file structure access through comprehensive class architecture.
  
• Improved text editing operations such as font size adjustment to fit text into a field.
  
• Improved text highlighting capabilities.
  
• The addition of custom attributes to existing PDF Creator objects.
  
• Area zooming and panning capabilities.
  
• The ability to add custom metadata to the XMP metadata stream of a PDF.
  
• Exporting capabilities of a predefined sequence of pages instead of the entire document.
  
• Triggering of a number of new events such as progress or keyboard events.
  
• Improved bookmark operation such as drag-and-drop capabilities.
  
• Improved thumbnail control with a number of new operations and events.
• Ability to move one or multiple pages from one document to another.
• 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: Create PDFs that comply with the PDF/A ISO Standard.
  
• FDF: Now supports loading FDF documents that contain data associated with a main PDF document.
  Support for loading documents containing JBIG2 and JPEG2000 compressed images.
  
• Tagged PDF: Create structured PDF documents as defined by the PDF specifications. Structured PDFs are easier to edit or export into other applications.
  
• XPS document support: Now supports loading XPS documents and exporting documents into XPS format.
  
• Unicode and CID font embedding now enable support for a wider range of fonts including Asian fonts.
  Support for the Microsoft Vista operating system.
  
• Convert any document into PDF format using the PDF Converter virtual printer driver.
  
• Automated and easy installation of the PDF printer on the end-user’s system without any user intervention.
  
• High performance and reliability. Create PDF documents in a fraction of the time needed with other tools.
  
• Operates 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.
  
• .NET interface classes 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.
    
• 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.
• Resulting PDF document can be previewed either while being generated or after the conversion is completed.
  
• 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).

• View, edit, annotate, and print PDF documents.
  
• Fill-out and create PDF forms, documents, and reports.
  
• Fast and lightweight .NET class library and set of controls with small footprint make it easy to distribute with applications.
  
• Edit and print PDF documents programmatically without any user interaction.
  
• Support for various types of form objects and annotations such as edit-fields, check-boxes, sticky-notes, highlighters, and more.
  
• Advanced printing features such as:
  • print pages to specific trays.
  • print specific pages of a document.
  • create a single print job from multiple PDFs.
  • print multiple pages on a single sheet of paper.
    
• Ability to do paragraph editing with reflow, this is important due to the nature of PDF files that are otherwise not easily editable.
  
• Compression of images, graphics, and text heavily reduces the size of the resulting PDF file.
  
• Search/Replace capabilities from the user-interface or programmatically.
  
• Saving documents page-by-page makes it possible to create very large documents without consuming a large amount of memory.
  
• Ability to open a PDF document as a background or template for the main document.
  
• Define your own object types that are completely managed outside of the PDF Creator. Render parts of a PDF document to a device context created by the calling application.

• 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.

• PDF documents can be optimized for downloading through the web, also known as PDF linearization.
  
• Create PDF, RTF, HTML, JPEG, TIFF, and Excel documents using the same interface.
  
• Automatic generation of hyperlinks and bookmarks by analyzing document content.
  
• Set various document properties such as title, subject, author, and more.
  
• Merge and concatenate or append PDF documents.
  
• Enhanced functions for adding, inserting, deleting, and moving pages.
  
• 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).

• Conversion modules for RTF, Excel, JPEG, TIFF, and HTML
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• Enables you to leverage the power of Silverlight with minimal code changes to your application. Silverlight programming is possible from any environment without the need for .NET programming, WPF or Framework 3.5.
• Learn more about PDF for Silverlight

Support for all Windows platforms include:

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