Text-to-PDF - convert ASCII texts into PDF format

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Text-to-PDF

Text-to-PDF is a program to convert ASCII texts into PDF format with a minimum loss of formatting information. It recognizes the basic format structures (paragraphs, lists, tables). The program has easy-to-use wizard-style interface and full install/uninstall support.

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Software Information		System Requirements
Version:	New	Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher At least 32 MB of available memory 100 MHz processor
File Size:	547 KB
License:	Free to try, $19.00 to buy
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Text-to-PDF Features:

Extracts paragraph alignment information
Recognizes numbered and bullet lists
Manual converting mode
Supports underlines
Easy-to-use wizard-style interface
Command line support
Full install/uninstall support

Limitations:

Does not convert table of contents
Does not convert web- and email- addresses into hyperlinks

Manual converting:

Text-to-PDF tries to create PDF document that is as close to the original text as possible. However it is not always possible to unambiguously recognize text layout to convert it into appropriate PDF structures. That's why the program provides manual converting mode that allows users to resolve conflicts between all possible conversion scenarios. It takes a little more efforts but can improve the quality of output document essentially. See the program's documentation for the further information.