It’s survey time. A bit like hammer time, but not quite as exciting. But bare with me…
We’ve put together a survey to help us gain a better understanding of how you use Quick PDF Library and how you might use it in the future and we’d really like your feedback.
The survey has 10 multiple choice questions and should only take a few minutes to fill out. Here it is:
We look forward to your feedback. Thanks for your time in advance.
Quick PDF Library Lite 7.21, a free PDF SDK, has been released and is now ready for download. This new release includes a new function, SetBaseURL, as well as all of the bug fixes and enhancements that were included in the full Quick PDF Library 7.21 release.
If there are new functions that you think would really enhance Quick PDF Library Lite, post a comment and we’ll see what we can do in the next release.
To find out more about Quick PDF Library Lite visit this link: Free PDF library.
The final version of Quick PDF Library 7.21 has been released and is ready for download. This is a big release and includes many new functions (26 to be exact!), bug fixes and enhancements. The release cycle for this version was a little longer than usual, but we think you’ll find it was worth the wait.
Version 7.19 is a minor update and therefore all existing version 7.x license owners are entitled to a free upgrade. Owners of older versions of Quick PDF Library can upgrade online here for $149.40.
Any feedback large or small is appreciated. We’ll shortly be planning the next round of exciting new features for Quick PDF Library, so we’d really like to know what you want to see added to the PDF SDK. Don’t be shy, email us at support@quickpdflibrary.com and have your say.
Well, it’s here! After all that time – I hope you’re as pleased as we are…
Download your copy here – Benubird PDF 1.4.0.6
A few things — remember to keep us informed about any problems, and features you’d like to see in the Pro version (that’s the one that keeps us above the breadline) and also for the freebie (that’s this one).
Thanks guys.
OK, after the next round of testing, this is it — the last beta before the official release of 1.4.0.6.
In this version we’ve reviewed the watched folder system to see that it correctly supports Windows 7 both 32 and 64 bit. Additional keyboard support has been added where encountered for simple functions along with other minor enhancements and fixes related to the installer system.
Download your copy here – Benubird PDF 1.4.0.6 beta 4
Other more substantial issues and features that we are looking at will be addressed in future versions.
Take a look at the following updates for Benubird 1.4.0.6 beta 3:
Download your copy here - Benubird 1.4.0.6 beta 3
The production version of 1.4.0.6 will be lodged after more complete testing and checking that it allows upgrade from previous builds.
OK, have you got some time to spare – then take a look at Benubird PDF 1.4.0.6 beta 2. We’ll be letting it out the door shortly, but while we give it the final look over, here’s your chance to do so yourself and let us know if there’s anything obvious that you pick-up.
As well as fixing the much reported collection issue — we also updated all of the major UI libraries and PDF drivers.
Download your copy here – Benubird 1.4.0.6. beta 2
Note: it’s not fully 64-bit compatible — the main application itself and watched folders function. However, the Benubird PDF driver and the right-click shell menu are still in development.
One of the greatest things that we’ve added to the Quick PDF Library site is our Knowledge Base. The reason that I say that it is great, is that it contains real-life examples, rather than just functional descriptions.
If you’re looking for info on how to use our PDF SDK, Quick PDF Library to render with PDF, merge with PDF, PDF forms, print pdf (just to name a few topics) – it is the perfect place to go.
And of course, if you can’t find answers in the knowledge base then you should head over to our user-to-user forum at quickpdf.org, where you can take part in “keyboard-to-keyboard” discussions with the rest of the Quick PDF Library PDF SDK community.
We’ve had a few customers ask us if there’s any way they can back up the Benubird database. Well, there’s nothing built-into the user interface at the moment — however, I can tell you the location of the Benubird database file and you can copy this into your archive for safe keeping:
C:\Users\< username>\AppData\Roaming\Benubird\Benubird.db (Windows Vista | Windows 7)
C:\Documents and Settings\< username>\Application Data\Benubird\Benubird.db (Windows XP)
Now if you are using the repository and wish to back this up then the default location for this is as follows:
C:\Users\< username>\AppData\Roaming\Benubird\Repository (Windows Vista | Windows 7)
C:\Documents and Settings\< username>\Application Data\Benubird\Repository (Windows XP)
However – note that it is possible for you to change this within Benubird, so be sure to make sure you are backing up the correct location!
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