Modern PDF Server Short Description:
Install a shared printer on a server, thus makes clients create PDF by printing.
Modern PDF Server Long Description:
The software installs as a virtual print driver, which allows users to click the print button in any application to create a PDF file. Users can choose the page size and orientation, resolution, fonts to be embedded. It allows documents to be encrypted, and user permissions to be set. The conversion speed and quality is incredibly high, and generated PDF file is arguably the smallest in the world. With the caveat that there are similar products widely available that offer much the same functionality, we recommend Modern PDF Server software product to you as a high-quality, high-performance, server-based, one-stop solution for deploying PDF creation ability across your organization!
As an alternative PDF server solution to Adobe based PDF converter software, Modern PDF Server uses its own PDF driver on the server side rather than Adobe Distiller.
Main features include 128-bit encryption with password and permission control; Font embedding into PDF document; ICC profile integrated with PDF files; Restrict viewing, printing, editing, or copying of documents to only individuals with the correct master password; Compress PDF to the extreme; Remove hidden sensitive data that would have possibly embedded into PDF; PDF Automation support for automatic output PDF files to a specific folder; live URLs; fast Web view; define custom paper size; choose orientation, resolution up to 4800 dpi; Scan to PDF; Compliant to the Adobe PDF Specification; full-text searchable; totally vector-based output; Microsoft Windows Terminal Server and Citrix MetaFrame XP, Presentation Server support; Fully compatible with terminal services environment; Serve unlimited concurrent users.
This new release adds support for Windows Server 2012 64-bit 32-bit, and Windows 8 64-bit 32-bit, leverages the latest PDF server client technology for client computing. Easy maintenance and no client license required.