A license enables you to use the software but it also includes the latest updates and priority support.
For businesses, we offer various PDFCreator editions that you can acquire a license for. In some cases, you may be in the need of a professional solution though. Just because you read it on the internet, doesn’t make it true.PDFCreator can be used for free by individuals and companies. Anyone blindly clicking, “Okay”, and not reading the fine print get what they deserve in my opinion.
Like PDF Creator, Wikipedia it is an open source project. We can even edit, add, delete the result PDF document it creates via the PDF Architecture program it includes with the installation.Īs for quoting Wiki: come on really… The source of Wiki is not a proven source basically any Joe-Blow who registers there can alter, edit, add and delete the info, I’ve done it myself. The best part it isn’t a separate program to launch we simply select print document from within ANY program and select it as the output device. You agreed to it, so why you complaining that you didn’t know? Of the percentage of programs that asks for permission prior to installing 3rd party programs, I’d have to say it’s 50/50 who honour that agreement and not actually install anything via ghostscript and they were good to their word.īesides the software firewall, I have a hardware one and there has been no flags since installing PDF Creator. Those of you bitching about spyware, read the fine print prior to pressing, Okay on auto install. I declined.Īlways select CUSTOM install options if any.
None have been flagged, and as I recall the program did ask me if it could install 3rd party software and change my search engine and home page.
I’ve used PDFCreator on three machines, one with McAfee’s, and two with Norton’s. Any software which asks (if we are lucky) to install a toolbar with a search engine, or any other software most likely contains spyware.
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