novaPDF Pro 7.4
Using novaPDF Pro you can easily create high quality searchable PDF files in an affordable and reliable way from any Windows application.
It installs as a printer driver and helps you generate the PDF files by simply selecting the "print" command from any application (you can convert Word documents, Excel sheets, PowerPoint presentations, AutoCad drawings, emails or web pages).
You can password protect the PDF files you create and permissions can be restricted to prevent the document from being viewed, printed, modified, copied or annotated. Your PDF files will be secured with 40-bit and 128-bit encryption algorithms.
novaPDF can detect the headings in the printed document and add bookmarks in the generated PDF files. You have to define the text attributes for the document headings (font, size, style, color) and for the generated bookmarks.
novaPDF Pro is compatible with Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista and requires approximately 4MB of free disk space for the installation. It doesn't require Adobe Acrobat or GhostScript to be installed to generate the pdf file.
novaPDF can automatically detect hyperlinks in a document and convert them into clickable links in the resulted PDF file. This option is specifically useful when you want to distribute a PDF file on the web and you want the links included in the original document to be accessible for users clicking on a hyperlink from the PDF file.
novaPDF Pro has a lot of features that allows you to: modify the paper size (or create new custom page sizes for large format printing), modify the resolution (from 72 to 2400 dpi), change page orientation (portrait, landscape), fonts embedding (support for Open Type and True Type), compress text and images, send the generated PDF file via email and much more. The user interface supports localization, thus using novaPDF Pro in your own language.
Get the latest version of novaPDF Pro from http://www.novapdf.com
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