This tool installs itself as a print driver. All you have to do is click Print from your application to create PDF files with full hyperlinks support, up to 2540x2540 DPI printing resolution, custom paper size, PDF document information, font embedding, printing scaling and PDF compatibility support. Other file formats can be converted to PDF files.
Using the web browser on the Samsung m360, including setting a homepage and finding mobile formatted sites. view it
While it won't replace your point and shoot digital camera, the m360's 1.3MP cam can still catch the action. view it
Sending and receiving text, multimedia messages and even email on the Samsung m360 from Ting. view it
In this episode of the Ting Start Up Guide for the Samsung m360 from Ting, we’ll look at placing a call, managing contacts, using voicemail, setting a speed dial contact, and changing the ringtone. view it
Unboxing and a full hardware tour of the Samsung m360 from Ting. Also, inserting the battery and charging the feature phone for the first time. view it
If you're noticing your Wi-Fi connection turning off when you put your phone on standby, your Wi-Fi is likely set to turn off with your screen. Here’s how to change that. view it
The latest iteration of iOS 5 has it's own Messaging application similar to the wildly popular BBM and we're going to show you how it works in this episode. view it
Jun 18, 2008 | 09:14 AM
The down side is that it prints an line in Blue at the the bottom of each page advertising their web site which offers PDF services. TANSTAAFL
The only program icon the installation creates is a link to their web site and nothing more. To the person that was mystified by this, the only useful thing installation does on your computer is create the new printer which you see in your choices of printer.
May 03, 2008 | 10:33 AM
When you want to convert a file to PDF, just print it with the PDF4U Adobe ... Printer and choose the location where you want to save the .pdf file when asked. So, access the printer using the .doc, blapblapbla themselves.
Oct 24, 2007 | 06:48 AM