Featured Freeware: Print2PDF
Turn almost any savable file into a PDF using Print2PDF. Like similar programs, this useful utility installs as a print driver, allowing the user to specify settings such as fonts and image-compression quality inside the print dialog of the other applications.
Users can encrypt, watermark, or sign a document, and can configure user permissions to print, copy, or change the file. During tests, the output quality and conversion speed both proved quite satisfactory. If you're looking to convert documents into the PDF format, this tool will likely have all the options you need.
Newer features include support for prepress graphics-file exchange, file attachments, and a self-extracting client version. There's a lot here, and it works exceedingly well--sure to appeal to home businesses, small business owners, or anybody who needs a sharp PDF creation tool.
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"Users can encrypt, watermark, or sign a document, and can configure user permissions to print, copy, or change the file."
If it allows you to add a watermark, then there must be an option to NOT add a watermark. I'd suggest exploring all the product's options, settings, preferences, etc. in detail to make sure there is or isn't the option to add or not add a watermark to documents. Another idea would be to go to the publisher's website and check their FAQs or ask in their forum what you want to know, if they have a forum.
FYI, I read the article and test the software (in VM). Do you test it yourself? When I'm talking about watermark, is not user defined watermark. It's watermark that imposed by that software. And the only way to remove it is to buy the full software.
So it's not a freeware. It's a nagware IMO.
- by MarkDanielMiller October 28, 2008 5:56 PM PDT
- For anyone looking to save documents as a PDF (without the hassle of messing with watermarks - as mentioned in the threads above) you might want to try CutePDF Writer (http://www.cutepdf.com/products/CutePDF/writer.asp). It's an awesome program that also installs as a print driver. 2 clicks, and you have an awesome quality PDF waiting for you! :)
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