It works as a Virtual printer, meaning you create PDFs via the usual "File"->"Print" step, where you select the doPDF virtual printer "device", which then does not print on papers, but creates a PDF document on your PC.
It also allows you to convert to PDF from a big variety of file types (DOC, DOCX, DJVU, XLS, XLSX, XPS, PPT, PPTX, DOT, EML, VSD, PUB, PUBX, MPP, WPD, OpenOffice, DWG, HTML, TXT, PNG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF + a few hundred more).
One interesting fact I found when installing it was the extra multi-language support, where I counted over 30 available languages (but then again, it really isn't that text rich tool!).
Anyway, excellent tool. Fast, stable, and does indeed save time when doing that annoying office work + it is free.
Great tool, could really come in handy.
ReplyDeleteGreat info thanks!
ReplyDeletei had this on my last exam :)
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Awesome stuff
ReplyDeleteI used to download books online a lot. They'd come in Word files. I had no idea how to do this back then. I wish I had.
ReplyDeleteoh yay nice little tutorial i was needing to do this a few days ago :)
ReplyDeletethanks man
I could of used this a hew days ago.. Next time I will know what to do though :) Thanks
ReplyDeleteUsuful information, mate! Thank you!
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