Windows conversion services

Print2PDF Service Manager

Usable add-on application, which allows the user to set up and configure a wide range of different conversion tasks and have these tasks performed automatically by the program without the need for any further user intervention.

Unlimited watched file folders

Setup unlimited watched folders to provide PDF conversion services to your entire organization. Choose the specific folders and the program will start to keep track of the contents of them and a PDF file will be made of any newly added files.

Unlimited watched POP3 e-mail inboxes

Setup unlimited watched POP3 e-mail accounts and provide conversion to PDF service to everyone. Service ensures converting an e-mail body, headers, and all attachments into one PDF for easy mail archiving.

Digital ID & Timestamping service

Give your organization or business the real option to create trusted and credible PDF in their environment - do not change the way they work. Extend information system with Print2PDF services with SecuStamp.com portal features - automatic timestamping and signing with certificate validity verification service.

Emailing converted documents

You can conveniently combine the document conversion process with the simultaneous forwarding of the converted PDF file to a selected email recipient or group of recipients.

Easily customizable using VBScript

VBScript support provides an easy way to integrate PDF conversion with your existing applications. Simply modify the included scripts to change application automation features, add database connectivity, and more.

Dynamic file names and folder names

Output files and folders can include variables for date and time to assist in organization (e.g. %DATETIME% = 2007-12-31_24-00). Variables from watched e-mail are also supported (e.g %EMAILFROM%, %EMAILTO%).

Interactive web-based conversion service

This function allows you to perform PDF document conversions using a web interface that can either be created on your local computer or on a server, which can then be made accessible to other users with nearly any device. The web service is installed on Microsoft Internet Information services and access is provided to users through any standard browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox).