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29 Feb 2012
Professional-level PDF document creation tool that will enable you to create a PDF for commercial printing
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows Vista 64-bit
Manufacturer: Softland
Size: 7MB
Number of Downloads: 1548
Price: $49.95 (Pro Edition)
novaPDF is a PDF creator for Windows that allows you to easily create professional quality documents in industry-standard PDF file format.
Using novaPDF, everyone from novice users to professionals, can instantly create high-quality searchable PDF files, by simply selecting the "Print" command from virtually any application. With one click you can save your Microsoft Excel, Word or PowerPoint documents or perhaps your emails and favorite web sites, into easy to share PDF files.
novaPDF gives you the ability to fully make use of all its advanced features: PDF bookmarks, PDF links, shared network printing, public profiles, PDF resolution, PDF information, compression, security, private profiles and more.
The latest v7 adds the option to digitally sign PDF files, supports Type1 fonts, includes add-ins for Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) and is fully compatible with Windows 7.
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