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.
Looking for a way to save your screen from burn-in as well as connect you directly with the latest 4x PDF news? Then take advantage of the latest release of the 4x PDF Blog & News Screensaver which contains an RSS feed of: 4x PDF Blog & News live news; 4x PDF Help; 4x PDF Tweets; and 4x PDF comments
Quick PDF Library 7.19 has been officially released with the following key feature updates: speed optimizations in the PDF renderer; optimizations to font handling in renderer and text extraction; optimized adding of PNG & EMG images; new functions, and numerous bug fixes and enhancements.
Last year we released Quick PDF Tools — our first freeware PDF product and it was a smash-hit. We had a plethora of people installing it each week. Well, now we’ve come out with version 2…
Do you have any PDF related questions? Well we’ve got some good news for you. We’ve just launched a new question and answer site for all of your PDF questions. Visit 4x PDF Help and ask a question.
Looks like we’ve been quiet on this for a while — you can download a copy of our latest Quick PDF Library (version 7.17) here. It’s now Unicode ready and is a free upgrade for all version 7.X users.
With the release of Benubird PDF 1.4.0.5, you can now link directly to files, rather than use Benubird’s internal repository. This is a much requested feature which allows you to combine your existing Windows Explorer file structure with Benubird’s data management.
We’re tweaking our focus to take advantage of our strong PDF background (and what we see as the core of of the paperless trail today). So whilst we work behind-the-scenes on bolting on an even greater range of PDF features and options to Benubird, we’re making the current Benubird version freeware.
Check out our handy little freebie called Quick PDF Tools, it’s based on our royalty-free SDK, Quick PDF Library. In short, it allows you to perform some basic PDF-related functionality, right from Windows Explorer (in the context menu).
