Surininspire PMSPaperless Management System There is a plenty of document in your office. Spend a lot of time to finding any document. Your important document was disappear? All of your problem can solve by Surininspire PMS, the paperless management...
PDF has become preferred mode of documentation in corporate environment . But sometimes, PDF files become so large that some email programs and gateways will not allow them to pass (with 5MB or 10MB file size limits). So, to conclude such problem, you may...
Flipdoo Publisher is an application to create electronic flash magazines, brochures, newspapers, photo albums or manuals and publish them on the Internet in a few quick steps. It features PDF to Flash converting with ready-to-use player, Web ready export,...
Batch Plot DWG To Tif is a windows application which can batch plot DWG/DXF to TIF/PDF. It can convert DXF, DWG drawings to TIF and PDF documents. It choose all layouts, Model Space or Paper Space for conversion. It automatically select the TIF/PDF...
PDF (Portable Document Format) files have become so popular that most companies don't provide printed documentation with their products anymore. In fact if you look at smartphones as an example most of these have their user documentation included as a PDF...
Simple Zonal OCR is what its name implies, a simple to setup and use program that will OCR an area of a document. Instead of offering numerous options that are never used, Simple Zonal OCR allows the user to only capture two zones. This captured data is...
Maple Professional is the flagship of the tree outline managers for power users that enables you to create your own hierarchical trees for storing information such as documents, notes, links, contacts, passwords, or photos. The dual-window interface,...
Flip PDF Reader allows you to read PDF documents in user friendly interface with flipping book effect. Flip PDF Reader is a free PDF document viewer, with small size, breezing-fast launch speed and rich feature set. Replace the standard Adobe PDF Reader...
