7-PDF Maker Portable for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Create PDF with a wide range of file and graphic formats support.

7-PDF Maker Portable is a PDF Creation tool under Windows with 7-PDF Maker. The PDF Maker supports a wide range of file and graphic formats and is best known for doing conversions to PDF and PDF or A-1 without the usage of ghostscript, or the installation of an pdf printer. The setup comes with a Command Line Version and a Windows-Explorer Integration.

7-PDF Maker Portable for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 15, 2012

Latest update: May 15, 2012

Version: 1.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 11,070

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3/5

2 User Votes

Fast, Variable Compression, Secure, and Portable!
morshJune 16, 2012
Pros
This program works well as a portable program, I just open the program and choose what file I want to convert. It allows you to choose JPEG compression (%), image DPI reduction, 128 bit encryption, and password protected document alteration (and copying). I find the encryption very useful, since I store many valuable PDF's on my flash drive and I hate to think about losing one and having my files 'out there' for anyone to read.
Cons
It's not free. Apparently, the version you install on your computer is free, but the portable version is about $27 US dollars (there's no monthly fee, and the price is a lifetime license). I think it's worth it (I think password protecting my documents is a great idea).
Summary
This program is a scam
capitanfloriusMay 16, 2012
Pros
This program is a scam because it is listed as free, while it is not. It costs 20 euros a month after trial
Cons
This program is a scam because it is listed as free, while it is not. It costs 20 euros a month after trial.
Summary
CNET should be more attentive to the truthfulness of what they publish on its pages.