Helps you to optimize PDF documents through different levels of compression to meet certain specific needs, like reducing the size to meet the maximum file upload size limit.In fact, this is a feature that most of the other similar programs do not come close to. Features a COM interface that can be controlled using scripts to perform multiple actions with little effort.For instance, you can encrypt documents to restrict opening, copying, printing, editing, among other kinds of changes. Offers to secure your documents by restricting access or adjustments using passwords.Also, you can rearrange documents accordingly when duty calls. Helps you combine multiple documents into a single PDF thanks to the merge feature.Offers customizable preset profiles for PDF conversion and also lets you come up with your own from scratch, based on your needs.Allows you to archive PDFs by creating PDF/A files that can be stored for years and still remain readable.Offers automatic document saving to avoid lots of interaction and even facilitates an automated workflow through the use of tokens.Helps you digitally sign documents to verify that you are the author and rid you of the need to print or scan a document.Also capable of converting PDFs into images like JPG, PNG, and TIFF. Allows you to convert printable documents like Microsoft Word, Excel, and more into PDF.Without further ado, let us have a look at the list of features at your disposal

PDFCreator makers have now told me documentation and proper support for COM will only be available in V2.PDFCreator provides you with a plethora of features that gear you towards the kind of output you require at the end of the process.

Hr gives me 'incorrect interface string' (I'm translating from italian): hr = 0x800401f3 Stringa dell'interfaccia non valida. HRESULT hr = pdfObject.CoCreateInstance(L'PDFCreator.IPDFCreator') PdfObject->cStart('/NoProcessingAtStartup', 1) Īnd I've been trying to guess what the new version equivalent should be, but with no success.

HRESULT hr = pdfObject.CoCreateInstance(L'PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator') I think that once I have established the connection to PDFCreator I can follow the examples in the other languages.Ī fragment of the old version: CComPtr pdfObject They supply examples in other languages, but none in C++ (MFC Windows). clsPDFCreator is no longer there, and all the examples I've found in my searches use that old system. I'm trying to use the new PDFCreator (V2.1).

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