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Jaws PDF Creator provides an affordable and reliable means of creating PDF files from virtually any document in any application. Using Jaws PDF Creator, businesses are able to easily create electronic documents that can be shared across a wide range of hardware and software.
Jaws PDF Creator can be used in several modes. It is seen as a printer in the Windows or Macintosh Printing System allowing users to 'print' to a PDF file directly from any application and it also appears as an icon on the desktop allowing drag-and-drop conversion of any PostScript� or EPS file directly to
Jaws PDF Creator can be used in several modes. It is seen as a printer in the Windows or Macintosh Printing System allowing users to 'print' to a PDF file directly from any application and it also appears as an icon on the desktop allowing drag-and-drop conversion of any PostScript� or EPS file directly to
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PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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| Downloads:67,762 |
| Version Downloads:64,699 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:11 Jan 2006 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $79.00 |
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Jaws PDF Creator provides an affordable and reliable means of creating PDF files from virtually any document in any application. Using Jaws PDF Creator, businesses are able to easily create electronic documents that can be shared across a wide range of hardware and software.
Jaws PDF Creator can be used in several modes. It is seen as a printer in the Windows or Macintosh Printing System allowing users to 'print' to a PDF file directly from any application and it also appears as an icon on the desktop allowing drag-and-drop conversion of any PostScript� or EPS file directly to PDF. For Windows users, a toolbar icon installs in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, allowing any business user to easily create PDF files. The toolbar icons can also be used to retain document structures such as bookmarks and hyperlinks from the original document.
Jaws PDF Creator offers full control over PDF configuration settings and allows users to pre-define PDF configuration settings which can be selected at the point of PDF generation.
PDF files generated by Jaws PDF Creator can subsequently be used with Jaws PDF Editor, Adobe� Acrobat� products, or any other third party PDF tools. Jaws PDF Creator produces PDF 1.3 or 1.4 files
Jaws PDF Creator can be used in several modes. It is seen as a printer in the Windows or Macintosh Printing System allowing users to 'print' to a PDF file directly from any application and it also appears as an icon on the desktop allowing drag-and-drop conversion of any PostScript� or EPS file directly to PDF. For Windows users, a toolbar icon installs in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, allowing any business user to easily create PDF files. The toolbar icons can also be used to retain document structures such as bookmarks and hyperlinks from the original document.
Jaws PDF Creator offers full control over PDF configuration settings and allows users to pre-define PDF configuration settings which can be selected at the point of PDF generation.
PDF files generated by Jaws PDF Creator can subsequently be used with Jaws PDF Editor, Adobe� Acrobat� products, or any other third party PDF tools. Jaws PDF Creator produces PDF 1.3 or 1.4 files
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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jul 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 22 Sep 2004
DO NOT compare this to the in built OSX option as save as PDF, to be honest unless you are an amatuer user only that system option sucks! You have no control over quality and limited page options.
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Jun 2004
Jaws features many professional options that the in-built function doesn't have. AFAIK, Jaws is the only rival (less features but much cheaper) to Adobe Acrobat on OS X, because it produces top quality PDFs with at least the basic features.
OS X's own PDF creator might be enough for the occasional user, but it is not nearly enough for home users with ambitions, not to speak of semi-professionals or professionals. You can't even adjust the resolution and the compression delivers bad results (and most don't even find out about this option).
79$ is a fair price for this software if you compare it to the alternatives.
Cheers.