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FINRA probes 40 firms on auction rate securities: source (Reuters)
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Print2PDF Server Edition 6.1.06.1211

Publisher's Description:

Adobe PDF converter (DOC to PDF), creator, writer solution for any organization with a network server. Distribute this shareable print driver with your workgroup and empower LAN users with PDF conversion. Print2PDF uses print output for conversion into an Adobe Acrobat Reader compatible PDF file. Real-time watched folder supports provides centralized document conversion into PDF. Easily manage unlimited Folder2PDF processes from within a single Windows Service.

JPEG2000 compression with lossless support provides increased image quality and reduced file size compared to the old JPEG standard. Choose from watermark / stamp insertion, metadata access and file resolutions up to 4000 DPI. Merge output from different applications into a single PDF. Secure and encrypt PDF documents with 40-bit or 128-bit RC4 encryption and add password protection. Embed file attachments into the output PDF document.

Sign documents electronically using a certificate or Digital ID (PKCS#12). Use font embedding and scaling to optimize and control the document outlook. Use the integrated SMTP client to automatically send the final PDF by e-mail. Works with Windows 2000/XP/2003 and also supports Terminal Services and Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server.

Batch convert documents (DOC), spreadsheets (XLS), presentations (PPT) and web pages (HTML) in one-click. Includes a hyperlink, bookmark and style conversion macro for Microsoft Word. Supports Microsoft Office 2007 XML files, Visio files, Publisher files, AutoCAD DWF files and more.

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Date Added:

13th February, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

13.8 MB

Price:

$299.95

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista

Developer:

Software602 Inc. | More products from Software602 Inc.

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