HELMO HASS  o m G!

completely rebuilt on java... well done, the perfect choise to make me stay far away from this..

what a pity.  
(Version 3.0)

M-RICK  I tried it and don't have this contextual menu behavior, it works great, anyway, you have 2 solutions, in the installer, you make a custom installation and uncheck the contextual menu integration, or you simly remove it manually from the library folder and that's all.

I removed it because i don't need it.

deskUNPDF works very well anyway.  
(Version 2.0)

HELMO HASS  Totally Agree with Audiophile

This application install a CMI without asking and whats worst is that cmi makes every other apps using contextual menus crash...

macosx leo G5 machine  
(Version 2.0)

LOUNGE DELUXE  I tried it on a .pdf I made through printing a simple Word 2004 doc as .pdf. I used the contextual menu option to let DeskUNPDF open it in MS Word, but DeskUNPDF said it wasn't a valid .pdf format (?).

Told DeskUNPDF to open it in DeskUNPDF itself and the infamous beachball showed up and only a hard reset could liberate my system from DeskUNPDF.

I'd stay away from this software.  
(Version 2.0)

AUDIOPHYLE  when i installed this program it cause control click to crash in every application except finder.

it placed a bundle item in User/Library/Contextual Menu Items without asking.   
(Version 2.0)

JCTULL  I got the intel version today and it worked (was that link there yesterday?). Regarding the functionality of the product, I tried to convert a relatively straightforward table from pdf to Excel and it did not do real well. Several columns and many rows were missing, although the cells that were present looked good. It might be worth a try for these conversions, and it is probably the best option currently available on the platform. But I would not pay the price given that it did not get the job done correctly. I tried no other conversions.

The program crashes the Finder if run from the disk image.  
(Version 1.0)