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Quickly and easily integrate automatic PDF creation from any print request using PCL2PDF! PCL output is automatically converted to PDF from a single application print request or client print request. Read the PCL2PDF Overview.

PCL2PDF Enhanced is an upgrade to PCL2PDF. PCL2PDF Enhanced offers users the ability to:

• Create PDF Bookmarks
• Merge PCL files and create PDF output
• Split PCL files and create PDF output
• Page Count Feature
• Create and find pages in PDF documents
• Create color PDF logos

Interested in learning more about these features? Contact LBM Systems

PCL2PDF quickly converts PCL print files to concise, industry standard PDF. This is not a raster based conversion. Use command line versions in batch and unattended operations. Fully configurable. Specify default printer "front panel" settings including page size and orientation. PCL2PDF automatically selects sensible defaults. PCL2PDF can convert files of 1000's of pages.

PCL2PDF is priced very attractively and is valuable for large and small enterprises alike. LBM Systems is the exclusive North American distributor for Visual Software’s PCL2PDF OEM, large volume server, and web server products; LBM Systems is also an authorized reseller for all PCL2PDF products. Learn more about Visual Software on http://www.visual.co.uk/Pcl2pdf.html.

Contact LBM Systems for a price quote and to request an evaluation for any of the following:

PCL2PDF - Server Edition
PCL2PDF - Webserver Edition
PCL2PDF - OEM/Developer Distribution requests

Customers using PCL2PDF include:

Boeing Satellite Systems (Hughes Space and Communications) says:

"...Boeing chose to use PCL2PDF to simplify the process of converting datasheets to PDF for a number of reasons.

• Programming costs far exceeded the cost of the product.
• Datasheets require extensive validation, that would not be needed if we continued to use the same software programs.
• Vaulted versions of reports could be re-released in PDF format without a formal engineering review for accuracy.

These datasheets are a set of complex reports with numerous formatting complexities to compact data that once took tens of thousands of pages into a set of reports that now take only 1100-1400 pages. By converting them to PDF we can carry them into meetings and on travel to remote locations with the aid of a CD or floppy disk in many cases. Furthermore, we can publish these reports internally on our web site for adhoc access from our many remote offices..."

Christopher Myers
Hughes Space and Communications