PDF Printer Pro is the only PDF Converter that creates PDF documents with embedded Video and Flash directly from your Word documents.

It works with the following Video file formats:
» .avi
» .mov
» .mp4
» .mpeg
» .swf
» .flv

Now you can embed movies and even flash-based advertising in your PDF files. With the power of Flash in your PDF files you can now have animations and content that react based on user input and feedback. Imagine including a ‘rating’ and ‘feedback’ system in your PDFs, or how about signup forms. With Flash in your PDFs this and more is easily possible.

Simply drag your video or flash file into your Ms-Word document, resize it in your document and let PDF Printer Pro do the rest.

Then in PDF Printer Pro specify the actions that play, pause or stop your Video.
eg: When the user clicks on the video it starts playing, when they scroll to a different page it stops.

You can also have your PDF display a poster image on top of the Video while it is not playing. PDF Printer Pro comes bundled with a set of 18 ready-made professional video posters for use. You can also use your own images if you like. Also included are the Photoshop templates for these posters so you can customise them at any time.

Q: What video actions can I automatically set?
A: 3 actions, namely..
Play Video, Pause Video & Stop Video

Q: What user events are supported?
A: There are 10 different events to choose from..
Mouse Up, Down, Enter & Exit
Page Visible, Invisible, Enter & Exit
Receive Focus, Lose Focus

Q: Acrobat Reader says I can’t play my PDF with FLV in it!
A: If you’re missing a codec for playing media in your PDFs you can download the codecs for free [from here].

Q: What is a codec?
A: A codec is computer code that understands how to play different file formats. If you’ve ever played .avi files or .mp3 files on your computer, a preinstalled codec was used to decode the file so it could be played correctly. Codecs are always used when playing media files no matter if they are embedded in a PDF or not.

Q: Can I set the volume and number of times to repeat the video?
A: Yes. See the screenshot above.

Q: What is ‘Ext. Window’?
A: You can have your Video play in it’s own external floating window rather than have it play on the page if you want.

PDF Printer Pro is the only PDF Converter that creates PDF documents with embedded Audio directly from your Word documents.

It works with the following Audio file formats:
» .mp3
» .midi
» .iff
» .aiff
» .smil

Simply drag your audio file into your Ms-Word document, resize it in your document and let PDF Printer Pro do the rest.

Then in PDF Printer Pro specify the actions that play, pause or stop your Audio.
eg: When the user clicks on the audio it starts playing, when they scroll to a different page it stops.

You can also have your PDF display a poster image on top of the Audio while it is not playing. PDF Printer Pro comes bundled with a set of 12 ready-made professional audio posters for use. You can also use your own images if you like. Also included are the Photoshop templates for these posters so you can customise them at any time.

Q: Can I play Mp3 files in my PDF?
A: Yes. MP3 files are just one of 5 different audio formats you can play in your PDFs.

Q: Can I set the volume and number of times to repeat the audio?
A: Yes. See the screenshot above.

Q: What audio actions can I automatically set?
A: 3 actions, namely..
Play Audio, Pause Audio & Stop Audio

Q: What user events are supported?
A: There are 10 different events to choose from..
Mouse Up, Down, Enter & Exit
Page Visible, Invisible, Enter & Exit
Receive Focus, Lose Focus

Turn your PDF into a full screen multimedia presentation that automatically flips pages according to a timed sequence. You set the transition type, duration and the length of the pause before displaying the next page automatically. Imagine the effect when combined with Audio!

Apply specific transitions to specific pages or even page ranges.

The effects to choose from include:
» Fly In (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Fly Out (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Push / Slide (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Cover (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Uncover (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Glitter (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Wipe (Left to Right, Right to Left, Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top, Top-Left to Bottom-Right)
» Split (Horizontal or Vertical and Inward or Outward)
» Blinds (Horizontal or Vertical)
» Box (Outward or Inward)
» Dissolve
» Fade

Watermarks are incredibly useful when you want to mark whole documents or certain pages with text or images to highlight their status, eg: DRAFT. Watermarks are placed in the page background under the text to ensure your content is still visible.

Bundled are a pack of 240 professional watermarks to pick and choose from. They come as a pack of 20 and each comes in Red, Green and Blue. Each of those individually also come in Letter portrait, Letter landscape A4 portrait and A4 landscape.

They are:
Copy, Confidential, Do Not Copy, Draft, Duplicate, Faxed, File Copy, First Class Mail, For Deposit Only, For Your Eyes, Fragile, Original, Paid, Past Due, Posted, Received, Rush, Top Secret, Urgent, Void.

You can also use your own watermarks, simply create or reuse an existing single-page PDF file. This then can be used as your new watermark. It can contain text, images, links or any content you choose.

Easily skip pages by setting the initial page to display when your viewers open your PDF document. If you think some of your viewers have eyewight problems you can also set the initial zoom making it easier for them to read your PDF documents.

Additional settings allow you to make the PDF open in full-screen mode, fit the view to the page width or the visible area of the page.

Q: What is the difference between ‘two columns’ and ‘two pages’?
A: In ‘two pages’ mode you see two pages side by side and each one scrolls independantly of the other.
In ‘two columns’ mode both pages are always scrolled together side by side so one is never higher or lower than the other.