William S. - It still surprises me that Adobe's own PDF writer still can't render proper pdf's from the various MS office programs that I use. I have never encountered a situation where pdfFactory renders document content incorrectly, even on complex Visio drawings where Adobe's PDF writer completely chokes!

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Richard C. - In my work, almost daily I find it necessary to send information to others that I have created in various programs (often very specialized) and/or including scanned images. In the past I would have to separately create all the interim files using Acrobats pdf writer, then go into Acrobat and collect the various components into a single document. While this was a hassle, it was the only way perform this task. When pdfFactory was released, I immediately downloaded the program and a quick run through its basic operation, went back and purchased it. Since that short time, I have found it to be an invaluable tool on a daily basis. I have often wondered why Adobe didn't have a better way of gathering output from an assortment of sources to create a single document.

Jerry S. - I registered pdfFactory immediately after downloading the beta. Let me tell you, sir, that pdfFactory is a godsend. In many ways it is far more flexible and easier to use than Acrobat.
     While I originally registered pdfFactory intending to use with FinePrint, I found that pdfFactory solved a particularly irritating problem for me. I despise on-line manuals. And as publishers increasingly include nothing more than a so-called help file, the situation has become far worse. First, my eyesight is typical for my age (old). Second, the help files, more often than not, are written by folks who lack writing skills, are often poorly structured and worst of all, provide no index, meaning that every search for some item is a frustrating struggle.
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Marty - ...I see now that an instruction sheet I created using MS Word with "embedded" graphics that weights in at 825 KB, can be pared down to a much more Internet friendly 106 KB .pdf file when "printed" to pdfFactory. The benefits are obvious.

Peter S. - ...we were about to buy Adobe Acrobat 5.0 as we had a problem with the previous version loading the correct fonts etc., and making the (URL) links in the document live. We bought the program and within minutes, nay seconds, had it print a PDF file of the latest issue with all the correct fonts!!!!
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