AFP to PDF Converter allows users to quickly convert AFP documents (IBM MO:DCA, IOCA and PTOCA) to searchable PDF in batch on Microsoft Windows. Unlike other software solutions simply rasterizing the AFP document to full-page images, AFP to PDF Converter maintains all document objects such as graphics, searchable text, tables and live forms, uniquely within the generated PDF for easy access by Adobe Reader X or other PDF applications. Key Features: Transform AFP to PDF document directly without conversion to IPDS by the PSF (Print Services Facility); Optimize conversion from AFP to PDF either by speed or by quality; Translate inline form in AFP document to fill-able form in PDF file; Support 32bit full color conversion of AFP pages to PDF pages; Support RGB, CMYK, Device Gray color model; Import AFP files from Windows local or network shared folders; Speedy conversion to efficiently handle production sized jobs; Produce high fidelity PDF to the original print in AFP format; Generate live hyperlink, vector-based graphics, and searchable text in PDF file; Embed host fonts from IPDS/AFP document into PDF file; Process page segments, medium overlays, graphical overlays and inline forms; Provide PDF creation intents such as print, screen, and prepress optimization; Support PDF resolution from 72 dpi to 4800 dpi; Encrypt PDF output for security and limited access; Password protection with RC4 128-bit; Support custom paper size definition; Support PDF meta data such as title, subject, author, keywords; Support PDF compatibility options from PDF version 1.1 to 1.7; Support text and graphics scaling and page stretching; Maintain directory tree structure for AFP to PDF conversion; Compact PDF files as smaller as possible; Up to 2540x2540 dpi printing resolution; Automatic installation and configuration; Output PDF file can be emailed, saved to a folder on your computer, copied to a network location, uploaded to a FTP Server, or sent to a printer.
What is new in this release:
Version 3.02 adds support for Windows 10 64-bit and 32-bit.
Limitations:
15-day trial
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