A trial version Software utilities program for Windows
Universal Document Converter is a trial version program only available for Windows, that belongs to the category Software utilities with subcategory Text (more specifically Converters) and has been created by Print-driver.
It's available for users with the operating system Windows 98 and previous versions, and it is only available in English. Its current version is 4.0 and the latest update happened on 10/14/2005.
Since the software has been added to our selection of programs and apps in 2005, it has obtained 83.328 downloads, and last week it had 43 downloads.
Universal Document Converter is a program that requires less free space than average programs in the section Software utilities. It's a program very heavily used in countries such as India, United States, and Indonesia.
More about Universal Document Converter
Universal Document Converter is virtual printing software that saves any document you print as an image file. It lets you convert your Adobe PDF files, Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations or Autodesk AutoCAD drawings into PDF, TIFF, JPEG or PNG as easy as sending them to your printer!
All documents you send via email can be viewed on your customer's PC without the need to install special software. Archived reports will always be accessible in the future, whether on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Palm or even Operating Systems which don't yet exist!
Universal Document Converter allows you to include Autodesk AutoCAD drawings and Microsoft Visio charts in PowerPoint presentations, slide shows and Microsoft Word documents. It is very easy to prepare documents, presentations and diagrams for publishing on the web if you have Universal Document Converter!
If you convert your documents into high-resolution TIFF files before sending them to your printing solutions provider, you can be assured of high quality output. When preparing materials and documents for a Patent application, Universal Document Converter can instantly convert all materials to the TIFF format, which is the format required by the Patent and Trademark Office and other national patent organizations.
