PDF CREATE 7.0 does exactly what it says it will do. Installing itself as a printer driver allows you to make PDF files from any application that you can print from. These PDFs will be electronic versions of what you might have printed on paper–if you need something fancy like fillable forms or hyperlinked tables of contents, you need a more expensive program. The ability to combine existing files into one PDF is a bit different, but I really can’t think of a reason I would need to do that.

PDF Create 7 does exactly that - creates pdfs. It’s not fancy, it doesn’t let you edit pdf’s or create editable pdf’s, but what it does, is makes pdf’s from your files…it’s fast, it’s easy - good software. There are other pdf creating software options out there, and this one is not more or less than others - it’s just good pdf creating software - it’s useful and good…I like it :)…

PDF Fusion is one of those pieces of software that you may, or may not, have much use for. On the surface it seems like a great idea. Create PDF files, from popular file formats (even if you don’t own the original software). Do many of the functions of Adobe Reader (set watermarks, set passwords, etc.). Assemble PDFs by combining multiple files from different formats. All these functions work well once you get use to the interface.