PDF Converter 4 Professional Quick Reference Guide

Quick Reference Guide

Why are PDF files popular?

The Portable Document Format has become a de-facto standard for

document exchange across platforms and computing environments. More

than 200 million PDF documents are posted on the World Wide Web. Key

benefits that have driven this popularity are:

• Integrity: PDF files look like the original documents they were

created from. They conserve their appearance after sharing -

regardless of platform, operating system or local settings on each

computer or device.

• File size: In many cases, PDF files can be more compact than their

source documents - ideal for file transfer.

• Security: PDF files can be digitally signed and password protected to

prevent unauthorized changes.

• Sharing: While the basic document content can be frozen,

commenting and mark-up tools allow collective authoring and

document review.

What PDF Professional does for you

ScanSoft

PDF Converter Professional 4 from Nuance Communications

Inc., offers the full circle of functionality for handling PDF files. It can open

PDF files from versions 1.3 to 1.6 for viewing, editing, annotation and re-

assembly. It can create PDF files from versions 1.3 to 1.6 (PDF/A format is

also supported). It can unlock PDF files for repurposing in other

applications.

This professional product has three parts for creating, editing and unlocking

PDF files. These are all installed and activated with a single procedure.

CreatePDFFiles

ScanSoft

PDF Create! 4 lets you create PDF files from a wide

range of file types. The Print dialog box in your print-capable

applications will offer a printer named ScanSoft PDF Create!

The PDF Create! Assistant lets you compile a list of files generated by

different applications. Each file can be converted to a separate PDF file, or

they can be combined into a single file. When working in Microsoft

WordTM, Excel

or PowerPoint you can call on the program to create a

PDF file directly from your current document. When converting from

Microsoft Word, hyperlinks and comments can be transferred and you can

set bookmarks to be generated from the structure of the Word document.

Files can be protected by passwords and can include watermarks.

Compression and font settings give you control over PDF file size and

appearance.

Edit PDF Files

ScanSoft PDF Converter Professional gives you extensive control

over your PDF files through an easy-to-use browsing and reading

interface. You can edit pages and documents, annotate and review

them, adjust document security, sign your documents and more. PDF

documents can be compiled from different sources and pages can be

rearranged. The program delivers a powerful document management

system: use it to create archives from related documents to index and search

them later.

Export PDF Files

The ScanSoft

PDF Converter 4 lets you unlock PDF files to edit

them as Microsoft

Word

, Microsoft

Excel

, Corel

WordPerfect

, and generic RTF files. It also lets you open PDF

files directly from these applications, edit them and save them in the

appropriate file type. It converts PDF files up to and including version 1.6.

Encrypted PDF files can be opened if the required password is provided.

The program offers four types of conversions: standard documents, legal

documents, forms and spreadsheets.

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Installation and Activation

Please remove any previous version of PDF Converter Professional before

the installation. You should have administrator rights on the computer to

install and activate the program. You need web access for activation.

1. Insert the CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive

The installation program will start automatically. If it does not, locate your

CD-ROM drive in Microsoft

Windows

Explorer and double-click the

converter's setup.exe file. Select a language for installation. The

InstallShield

Wizard will appear.

(If you have downloaded the converter from the Nuance web site, double-

click its setup.exe file.)

2. License and Serial Number

You must accept the license agreement in order to proceed. You must enter

a serial number. You will find this on the CD sleeve or on the Nuance web

site at the download location. Be sure to keep the serial number in a safe

place; it is fully checked only during product activation and is also needed

for any re-installations.

3. Location and Setup Type

The installer offers a default location for the program. Accept it or define a

different one. Select Complete or Custom Setup. Choose Custom to accept

or decline installation of the PDF unlocking component. Choose Custom

also to enable or disable the integration of PDF Converter and PDF Create!

in other programs. By default, all the programs offered in the PDF

Converter Professional Integration panels of the InstallShield Wizard will be

enabled. (You can change integration settings later by choosing the program

under Add or Remove Programs in the Control Panel and clicking Change

and then Repair.)

4. Click Finish

Registration runs at the end of installation. Select Register Online to

establish a connection to the Nuance web site. We provide an easy

electronic form that can be completed in a few moments. When the form is

filled, click Submit. If you decide not to register or to be reminded later, you

can go to http://www.nuance.com to register online any time later. Click on

Support and from the main support screen choose Register in the left-hand

column. For a statement on the use of your registration data, please see

Nuance's Privacy Policy.

5. Activate

You will be invited to activate the product at the end of installation. Please

ensure that web access is available. Provided your serial number is found at

its storage location and has been correctly entered, no user interaction is

required and no personal information is transmitted. If you do not activate

the product at installation time, you will be invited to do this each time you

invoke the program. PDF Converter Professional can be launched only five

times without activation. We recommend Automatic Activation. If you

choose Manual Activation, you have to activate both PDF Converter and

PDF Converter Professional separately.

Any earlier version of PDF Converter or PDF Create! or of a Docucom

PDF printer driver should be removed before installing version 4. Keep the

serial number of the earlier version, to retain the option of installing it on a

different computer.

You will be allowed to re-install the program a reasonable number of times

without having re-activation problems, because un-installation includes a

de-activation step. The serial number is needed for re-installation and web

access is needed for de-activation and re-activation.

How to Get Help

This printed Quick Reference Guide accompanies the ScanSoft PDF

Professional when it is supplied on a CD. This guide is also available in a

PDF file on the CD and after installation in the program folder. It can also

be accessed from the About panel. When the program is delivered

electronically, this PDF document should be consulted. It is available at the

download site.

ScanSoft PDF Converter Professional has a comprehensive HTML online

Help system. Use the Help Menu to open it at its Introduction.

Press F1 to open Help: typically at the topic describing the

currently open panel. Some dialog boxes have Help buttons.

A Release Notes file with latest information is available on the CD and in

the program folder. The Nuance web site offers program information, with

a regularly updated knowledge base and user forums.

Note: System requirements are presented on the product box and in online Help.

Starting the Program

Choose ScanSoft PDF Professional 4 from the Windows Start Menu. This

offers the following items:

CreatePDFFiles

Create PDFs from PDF Professional

Click the PDF Create button in the Main toolbar of PDF Professional,

or select New PDF from the File menu. See the picture on the next page.

You can create a blank PDF or choose From File... to select one or more

files from an Open dialog box, even if they were created in different

applications. The next three commands lead to the PDF Create! Assistant

giving you full control over the creation process. You can also drag-and-

drop files created in a print-capable application onto the PDF Converter

Professional workspace. In this case the behavior is the same as when

choosing From File... .

Choose this to convert PDF files to

freely editable documents.

Choose this to create PDF files

from one or more source files.

Choose this to start the main

program and edit PDF files.

Create PDFs from Print dialogs

The Print dialog box appearing in your print-capable applications will

include a PDF Create! printer. Load a file you want to make a PDF from,

then select File/Print. Select ScanSoft PDF Create! as the name of your

printer. Specify a page range and other settings as desired. One PDF file is

created; the number of copies value is ignored. Click Properties to check or

change PDF Create! settings. Click OK to start the creation. By default the

Save As dialog appears, but you can give automated saving instructions

under Properties/PDF Settings.

Use the PDF Create! Assistant

The Assistant is called from the Windows Start menu. It lets you compile a

list of files to be converted. These files may have been created in different

applications. Choose to combine the files in the given order to create a

single PDF file or have each file converted separately. Files can also be

overlaid for the conversion. The Assistant lets you use profiles to control the

PDF creation. Profiles contain a group of settings designed for a particular

outcome. The program includes six profiles; you can create more for your

own needs.

Multiple selection is possible, one

PDF is created for each file using

the existing settings from the

ScanSoft PDF Create! Properties

dialog box that you can access

from File/Print.

These commands work through

the Create Assistant where settings

are made through profiles.

This makes one PDF file from the

active clipboard contents.

* other assembly instructions are:

• Combine files into a single PDF (in the listed order)

• Overlay files (according to the current overlay options).

Change profile

settings

Remove all files

from the list

Remove

selected files

Move selected files

up or down

Drag and drop input files onto

this area, or use the Add button

Assembly

instruction*

Select a profile

This displays current

saving settings

Click to start

PDF creation

Click to change

saving settings

Click Profiles to change settings for your chosen profile, or to create a new

profile.

Click OK to close the PDF Create Profiles dialog box.

Then press the Go button in the Assistant. The Print Info dialog box

appears, listing the input and output files and showing the conversion

status. Double-click any PDF name to view the created PDF.

Choose an item

from the list

Click this to change

the settings for the

chosen item

Click the end of a

control for an edit box

or dropdown list

Click this to name

a new profile

Click this to delete the profile containing

the selected item (after a warning)

Create PDFs from Windows Explorer

Right click on a single file. The shortcut menu includes:

Choose a profile from the first item's sub menu. The current settings for

that profile will be used for the PDF creation. Click Edit… to modify

profile settings or create a new one before PDF creation. The second item

shows the current saving instruction. Click on it to set a different

instruction.

If you select a group of files and right click, the shortcut menu includes:

Choose the first option and then a profile to create one PDF from each

selected file. To generate a single PDF, choose the second or third option,

along with a profile. The last option displays the current saving instruction.

Click it to change this.

Create PDFs from Microsoft Word

1. Open the Word document.

2. Select Create PDF from the PDF Create menu or click .

3. Accept or change the default target folder and file name in the Save As

dialog box that appears.

4. Optionally, add document information (keywords etc.).

To create a PDF and attach a copy of it to an e-mail message, click .

PDF Links dialog box

Access this

from a toolbar button or an item in the PDF Create!

menu. It lets you define settings that are applicable only when creating a

PDF from a Word document. Define which paragraph styles in the Word

document should be converted to bookmarks in the PDF, which comments

should be transferred and how hyperlinks should appear.

Create PDFs from Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint

1. Open the Excel file or PowerPoint presentation.

2. Select Create PDF from the PDF Create menu or click .

3. Accept or change the default target folder and file name in the Save As

dialog box that appears.

4. To create a PDF and attach a copy of it to an e-mail message, click .

To change creation properties, click .

NOTE: If you do not see the buttons in Word, Excel or

PowerPoint, go to View > Toolbars and select ScanSoft PDF.

ScanSoft PDF Create! Properties dialog box

This gives you full control over the conversions. In the General panel you

define page size, orientation, resolution for the PDF and choose whether or

not to view it after creation. The PDF Settings panel lets you define the

PDF version, control font embedding, set compression types and severity,

define passwords and add watermarks. It gives you choices for naming the

created PDF file(s) and defining properties such as title, author, subject and

keywords. The created file(s) can also be directed as attachments to an

E-mail message, ready for distribution.

The ScanSoft PDF Create! Properties dialog box can be accessed from the

Print dialog box in your applications. When working from the Create!

Assistant or Windows Explorer, these settings are made through the profiles.

If you need to access these settings from Microsoft Word, choose File/Print

instead of the PDF Create! button.

How to overlay PDF files

Overlay options let you place artwork or other fixed items onto just the first

page of your PDF files, together with items that change from file to file.

Overlay example for a cover page:

To have this result, deselect the option 'Repeat the last page of the shortest

document for page overlay'.

You can also use an overlay to add a company logo or other fixed item to

every page of PDF files you create. To do this select the option named

above.

For more information on overlay choices, please consult online Help.

EditPDFFiles

The main screen areas of PDF Converter Professional are as shown below:

PDF Converter Professional groups its controls in several toolbars. You can

undock these and drag them into your working area. Here we present the

main toolbars, in two cases describing the individual tools from left to right.

To view and edit PDF files

This toolbar presents basic operations,

such as creating, opening, saving,

printing, e-mailing and searching PDF

files. The drop-down list of the PDF

Converter tool is displayed. Use it to

unlock the current PDF targetting the

selected format.

Use this toolbar to zoom in and out on

your PDF, magnify areas of interest or the

whole page dynamically.

Select object: Use this to modify object properties and alignment.

Link: Use this to define a rectangle that will become a hyperlink.

Crop: Draw a rectangle to define the area to remain after cropping; double click

in it to set cropping instructions.

Auto-FormTyper: Use this to have form elements detected and activated and

turn a static PDF into a fillable form.

Digital Signature: Apply a signature to protect the document from

unauthorized changes.

Form controls drop-down list: You can add the displayed form controls

to a PDF form.

Touch-up text: Make limited text edits, even over

multiple lines of text.

Touch-up object: Select objects to move, resize,

rotate, group or prioritize them.

Use the Hand tool for PDF viewing and

scrolling. Selection tools let you select

pieces of text and document areas.

Document Security

To modify the security settings for your document, click Document >

Document Properties and choose the Security tab. This will always display

your current settings. You can choose to protect your document by

passwords or Certificate security at different levels.

Searching and Archiving Documents

You can carry out text searches in the currently open PDF, a given folder or

on a pre-built index file. Use the Organizer to specify the search criteria.

A PDF Index file (.zpi) is a searchable archive of PDF documents. Click

Document > Catalog to create a new index or to modify an existing one.

Reading Text Aloud

Use the command Read PDF in the Tools menu to have the PDF text read

aloud. Choose the current page or the whole remaining document. Choose

Properties to set the rate and volume. You can also save the PDF text to a

sound file in the wav format. This facility is powered by the Nuance

RealSpeak Solo TTS engine.

Attach: Attach a file or a sound file to the PDF with an icon at a specified

location.

Drawing: Draw different shapes on the page. Use a shortcut menu to signal

‘complete’ when drawing multi-sided shapes.

Highlight: Select from the shown highlighting tools.

Note: Click this to add a note to the PDF; note conversations are possible when

PDF files are shared. Sort notes by author, type, date and more.

Text Box: Click this to add a text box above the other content on the PDF page.

Stamp: Click this for a stamp gallery; select one to place it on the page.

Document Management Systems

DMS support is provided for file input and storage. See System

Requirements in online Help for a list of supported products.

PDF Optimizer

Optimize your PDF to best fit its purpose. Click Tools > Optimize PDF

and specify target requirements such as fast web view, object and image

compression, scanned page settings, font embedding and more. You can also

add tags to PDF files, to have their logical structure (paragraphs, titles,

pictures, tables, cells, etc.) identified and logged.

PDF Printing

In addition to the usual print choices you can choose to print the PDF with

or without comments. You can also print form fields only, allowing you to

print an empty form, fill it electronically, and then print your responses

onto the empty form.

ExportPDFFiles

Exporting PDF from the Professional program

The component that lets you export the content of PDF files to editable

formats is called PDF Converter. Access it from the Save As button in the

File toolbar. Choose a direct conversion to be performed with current

settings or choose the last item to open the PDF Converter Assistant for

full control.

You can also perform direct conversions by selecting the Save As command

from the File menu.

The PDF Converter Assistant

Start this from the Windows Start Menu or from your desktop if you placed

a shortcut there. The Assistant lets you prepare and control conversions. Its

Full view shows you a preview of PDF files to be converted and lets you set

page ranges. The panel on the right lists all files selected for conversion;

icons show loading or conversion status. Online help explains the meanings

of the icons.

PDF Converter 4 offers four levels of control:

Quick View:

This allows quick conversions using current settings for everything beyond

four basic choices.

Full View:

This presents the same four buttons from Quick View, but also displays

page previews and offers all settings that influence the conversions. Choose a

mode to see its settings. Choose a target (or click the Output tool when

there is no choice) to set saving options. Full view lists all files in the current

conversion session along with status information for each of them.

Left View:

This appears when PDF Converter is called from inside a target application.

Then only a single file can be converted, so just the left preview panel and its

controls are needed.

No Assistant:

From starting places where the input file and target are pre-defined, you can

by-pass the Assistant altogether and perform a direct conversion using

existing settings. See Starting the Program from other places.

Converting with Quick View

Choose Quick View in the View menu. Then your conversions are an easy

4-step process, using current settings for everything else:

During conversion, the buttons are grayed. If View Result in the Output

Options panel is selected, the converted file appears in its target program.

Turn off the Quick View toggle to return to Full view to see the processing

summary, inspect and change settings or view PDF page previews. If you

close the program with Quick View active, it will reappear when the

program is next started.

1. File Open:

Select one or more PDF files

or drag and drop them onto

the Quick View window.

2. Choose a processing mode:

Standard Document, Legal,

Spreadsheet or Form.

3. Choose a target: Microsoft Word, Excel,

Corel WordPerfect or Rich Text Format.

4. Start the conversion.

Mode

Tool

Output

Tool

Convert All

Tool

Converting with Full View

Here is the Assistant in Full View. Three sample files are loaded, the sample

form is displayed in the Preview panel on the left.

Select conversion mode

and target and display

their settings

Convert

selected file

Restore

preview

Remove files

from list

View source

or result file

of selected

item.

Move files

up or down

in the file

list

Preview panel

showing current

page of selected file

Convert all

listed files

List of loaded or

converted files.

Icons show file

status. You can

add files by drag-

and-drop.

This icon

shows that the

page has a text

layer.

Pages without

a text layer

display this

icon:

Preview each page of

your PDF using these

navigation buttons.

Specify a page range

here. By default all

pages are converted.

Open

files

Starting the Program from other places

To make the services of PDF Converter 4 easy to call on, it can be started

from several locations, as described in the following procedures:

The Windows Start Menu

Choose PDF Converter Assistant from the ScanSoft PDF Professional 4

group in Programs or All Programs. All conversions started from the Start

menu use the PDF Converter Assistant. It allows you to name input PDF

files and decide how to handle output files. Display of the created file is

optional.

The Open PDF button in a Microsoft Word Toolbar

1. Use the Open PDF button in a Microsoft Word toolbar or the

Open PDF… item in the Word File menu to call an Open dialog box

with PDF selected as file type.

2. Choose a single PDF file, browsing if necessary. Click Open.

3. The Converter Assistant preview panel displays the first page of the PDF.

View other pages and set a page range if desired.

4. Select the processing mode with the Mode tool or from the Options

Menu. This calls the settings panel for the chosen mode. Make settings as

desired.

5. Click the Output tool or select Word Document (the only possible

target) in the Options menu to select saving options.

6. Press to start conversion, with a progress monitor. The

resulting file is displayed in Microsoft Word ready for editing.

Note: If you do not see the Open PDF button in a toolbar, go to View > Toolbars

and select ScanSoft PDF, or open the Preferences dialog box of the PDF Converter

Assistant to enable Microsoft Word integration and restart Word.

The Open Dialog Box in Microsoft Word

1. Click Word's File Open button or go to the Microsoft Word File

menu and click Open...

2. Select PDF (Portable Document Format) (*.pdf) in the Files of type box.

3. Select the PDF file you want to convert. Multiple selection is possible;

then files are converted one after the other.

4. Click Open. (The picture shows steps 2, 3 and 4.)

5. Conversion starts with or without the Converter Assistant, as specified in

the PDF Converter 4.0 Settings dialog box, found in Word's Tools

menu.

6. If the PDF Converter Assistant is enabled, the PDF is previewed and you

can change mode settings before starting the conversion. If the PDF

Converter Assistant is disabled, conversion starts immediately, using the

existing settings for the pre-defined mode.

7. Converted, editable documents are displayed in Microsoft Word.

8. A converted document will display as if it were still the PDF file. You

must save it as a Word document with the command Save As.... If you

use Save or Close without saving, you will lose either the converted

document or the original PDF. The program warns you of this:

WordPerfect

Use the Open PDF item in the File menu of WordPerfect. Select a single

PDF file and click Open. View pages in the PDF Converter Assistant in Left

view. Set a page range if desired. Select a mode (standard or legal document)

and its settings. Set output settings. Click the Convert All button. The

resulting file is displayed in WordPerfect, ready for editing.

Microsoft Excel

Use the Open PDF button in a Microsoft Excel toolbar or the Open

PDF item in the File menu. Select a PDF file and click Open. View the

PDF in the PDF Converter Assistant left view. Set a page range if desired.

Click the Spreadsheet button (the only possible mode) to set conversion

options, (including one worksheet per table or per page). Set output

settings. Click the Convert All button. The resulting file is displayed in

Microsoft Excel ready for editing.

Microsoft Outlook

1. Select a message that has a PDF attachment. The PDF Converter

buttons will become active.

2. Click the PDF Converter button in the

Outlook toolbar or in the message toolbar.

3. If the message has more than one PDF, select which PDF to convert

and click OK.

4. Here you can choose to use the PDF Converter Assistant for conversion

or unlock your PDF file without it. If you prefer automatic conversion,

you choose the mode and target immediately.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

1. Right-click on a hyperlink leading to a PDF file or an HTML page

hosting a PDF.

2. Choose Open with ScanSoft PDF Converter 4.0.

3. Conversion is performed through the Assistant.

Windows Explorer

1. Right-click on a PDF icon or file name in Windows Explorer or a PDF

icon on your desktop.

2. Choose a conversion mode and target from the shortcut menu. If you

choose to use the Assistant, you make these choices in its Preview panel.

Processing modes and outputs

Choose from four processing modes, depending on the content of the PDF

file to be converted and the type of output you want. Here are your choices:

The settings for each mode are displayed on the left panel of the Assistant

when you make a mode selection. The values are stored separately for each

mode - this includes the image-only processing and graphic handling

options that are common to all modes.

The output settings are displayed in the left panel when you make an output

selection. The settings are the same for all targets and only one set of values

is stored for use with all saving.

Next we summarize the choices unique to each mode.

Mode Output

Standard Document

Word WordPerfect RTF

Legal Document

Word WordPerfect RTF

Spreadsheet

Excel

Forms

Word RTF

Standard Document conversions

Choose how the layout should be maintained:

• True Page

places all elements in text boxes or frames.

• Flowing Column uses text boxes and frames only when necessary,

allowing body text to flow from one column to another.

Legal conversions

Choose to retain or drop legal-specific features:

• Pleading numbers - these typically appear in left margins to define

line numbers.

• Images - these are typically stamps, seals, signatures or

company logos.

Spreadsheet conversions

This mode can be used for PDF files containing partly or mainly tables.

Choose what should be placed in each Excel Worksheet:

• Per Page: Each page from the PDF will enter a separate worksheet.

This will happen even if page content is not tabular; you can specify a

page range to exclude unneeded pages.

• Per Table: Each detected table is converted and placed in a separate

worksheet. All content not detected as a table is placed in a separate

worksheet at the end. The detected tables do not appear here, but are

replaced by hyperlinks leading to the relevant worksheet table.

When you do Standard Document conversions, tables in the PDF become

tables in the output file.

Form conversions

This uses Logical Form Recognition™ technology to detect form elements

and conv

ert them correctly. Choose from:

• No form controls: The result will be a fillable form with static form

elements. Y

ou can use form handling tools in the target application to

modify the for

m design.

• Create form controls: The result will be a fillable and editable form.

ou can change field labels and modify the form design.

Handling Mixed PDF Files

PDF files often have mixed content: flowing text, tables and forms. In many

case

s you can process these files with the setting Standard Document and

eceive good results. For more precise control, your can use page ranges to

separate forms and tab

les and convert them separately. For example, to best

unlock

a PDF with two pages of illustrated text, followed by a one-page

tabl

e you want to do calculations on, and finally a three-page form - convert

ges 1 and 2 as Standard Document, page 3 as Spreadsheet and pages 4-6

as F

orm.

How do PDF files work?

PDF files display texts correctly wherever they are viewed because they carry

their

typographic information with them. Fonts in the document are

embedded in the PDF

file and are used after distribution to reconstruct the

docum

ent. The display does not depend on the needed font files being

ailable on the viewing machine, nor on the language of its operating

sys

tem.

PDF documents present their pages as images. They can be marked-up and

commented, but the ability to change the basic text is limited. Most PDF

files can be searched, because the file has two layers. There is an image layer

that is presented on-screen. Behind that there is usually a text layer that can

be matched to the characters displayed on the screen.

When the starting point for a PDF file is a set of images, or a scanning

process, this text layer is not present and the result is an image-only PDF.

When the starting point is an editable document, the text layer can be

created and the PDF is called 'Normal' or 'Searchable'. The creator of a

PDF can require provision of a password to allow access the text layer.

How does PDF Converter work?

PDF Converter has the ability to perform Optical Character Recognition

(OCR). This is the process of extracting text from an image. It does not

need to use OCR to unlock PDF files with an accessible text layer - it must

capture the page layout and arrange the given text and other elements

correctly on each page in the new document.

Display layer

Text layer

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is normally used only for PDF pages

without an accessible text layer or when non-standard character encoding is

detected, but you can require it for any conversion.

Handling Image-only PDF Files

PDF files without a text layer are a special case for conversion. You can

decide how the program should handle these pages: convert them with the

built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR), transfer them as images to

the target document or skip them. You can require inspection of the first

pages (up to ten) in PDF files you open. Optionally, you can set conversion

to be stopped, if no text-layer pages are detected. If you have ScanSoft

OmniPage

, you can use this to have more control over the

recognition process.

Language Support

PDF Converter supports over 100 languages, including Danish, Dutch,

English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese,

Spanish and Swedish. The program can convert multi-lingual documents. A

full list of supported languages is provided in online Help. Correct language

choice is important for converting image-only pages and handling

non-standard encoding.

These last two topics relate to PDF Converter Professional.

Web Updates

Select Automatic Web Updates under the Help menu to be informed

whenever a program update is available for any of the three components.

You can also get the latest program updates directly from the Help menu.

Please ensure that web access is available.

Un-installation

1. Select Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel.

2. Select ScanSoft PDF Professional 4.0.

3. Click Remove to uninstall the program or Change to auto-repair it.

This removes all three components of PDF Converter Professional.

A de-activation step is performed at the start of uninstallation, allowing you

to reinstall the program later without re-activation problems. De-activation

requires web access.

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