PDF Enhancer streamlines the creation of PDF documents by automating the most common preparation tasks, including assembly, optimization, stamping, cropping, imposition and color correction, which previously required several applications and extensive manual labor. From consumers and small businesses to large magazines and newspapers, PDF Enhancer 3.1 allows users to build a new document from multiple sources, to take .print-ready. documents and prepare them for distribution on the Internet, or simply to modify PDF files to meet specific output requirements. PDF Enhancer does this by taking a single, general-purpose PDF file and targeting it to a specific use. Each .target. consists of a collection of settings about the optimizations and improvements that will be applied to the document. With its industry-standard, ICC-based color conversion engine, full-featured imposition, page box, and stamping managers, PDF Enhancer provides users with low- to high-volume needs the tools for repurposing PDF files for optimal use according to the intended output target. PDF Enhancer also reduces the size of most PDF files through techniques such as image optimization, unused or duplicate element removal, and analysis of the internal make-up of files to eliminate additional redundancies.
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PDF Enhancer 3.1
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 | ||
| Downloads | 11 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Apago, Inc. | File Size | 8.0M |
| Date added | 15 Dec 2005 | ||
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