• XPS document support: Now supports loading XPS documents and exporting documents into XPS format.
• 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.
• PDF/A: Create PDFs that comply with the PDF/A ISO Standard.
• Unicode and CID font embedding now enable support for a wider range of fonts including asiatic fonts.
• Plus a wealth of improved features as detailed in the new documentation.

• Support for the new 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 version 2.51 and higher).
• Ability to generate CMYK coloured PDF files for printing purposes.
• Direct JPEG and PNG output from 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.

The professional version of PDF Suite provides the following security features:

• 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 e-mailing.
• PDF documents can be archived directly into ODMA enabled document management systems (DMS).

• Windows 98, Me
• Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 32-bits
• Windows XP/2003 x64
• Windows Vista