Giveaway of the day — PDF Multitool for Business 8.6
PDF Multitool for Business 8.6 era disponibile come app gratuita il 22 agosto 2017!
PDF Multitool è un tool polivalente che permette la conversione PDF in CSV, PDF in XML, PDF in XLS, PDF in HTML. Converte anche i file PDF in formati immagine, legge testo scansionato e danneggiato, e testo da immagini (OCR), ricerca espressioni e tabelle ripetute all'interno del documento PDF. Puoi estrarre i file allegati e dati multipli e stampare anche documenti PDF. È un ottimo tool per uso quotidiano!
Puoi anche controllare le operazioni online con PDF sul nostro sito web che funziona come una utility per gli utenti finali PDF.co. In pratica, il tool multiplo PDF ha queste caratteristiche e molto di più con un aggiornamento per le aziende, ma puoi testare alcuni di essi sul sito web.
Requisiti di Sistema:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10
Produttore:
ByteScout SoftwareHomepage:
https://bytescout.com/products/pdfmultitool/index-business.htmlDimensione File:
31.8 MB
Prezzo:
$19.99
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If this is PDF Multitool for Business, is it ok for commercial use?
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Two things that would make this software really useful.
1. Ability to delete individual pages from a PDF file.
2. Ability to insert individual pages from another PDF file.
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Weird. Was having problems downloading Clipà.Vu 4.1.1609 at first. I tried using a different browser, but the GOTD was PDF Multitool for Business 8.6. 2 different GOTDs on different browsers. (Chrome and Pale Moon)
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kokobin, today, there are 2 giveaways. That's not unusual. You can always download both (if you like).
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In order to install it I had to disable my anti-virus (Avast!). It installed quickly. I tried it on a scanned PDF. It converted it to text well, though there were many errors.
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Tried this program to view and export technical drawings created in AutoDesk Inventor and saved to PDF. Line drawings displayed ok but solids did not. Also, PDF text fields did not render properly.
Export as vector to emf was partially successful. Again, lines exported ok but solids not. Curves became countless small segments rather than arcs, but that might have to do with the source file as Inkscape gives similar results.
I doubt I'll find this program helpful very often but will keep for the time being.
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