PDF Signature Signer 2.0

Sign your PDF document by adding X.509 certificate in PKCS#12 format.

PDF Signature Signer is a software program to sign PDF documents using X.509 certificates. The supported signing identity is PKCS#12, which evolved from the PFX (Personal inFormation eXchange) standard and is used to exchange public and private objects in a single file. PKCS#12 usually stores a private key with the appropriate public key certificate. PKCS#12 is the only accepted X.509 certificate by PDF Signature Signer.

PDF Signature Signer features bulk signing that enables you to sign multiple PDF files by selecting input and output directory, and it doesn't limit the number of PDF files to be signed.

PDF Signature allows you to sign PDF documents without any need to purchase Adobe Acrobat, thus dramatically reducing the TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).

The software supports hot folder signing, which means you can install the software on your file server and set up PDF Signature Server to watch over the newly-uploaded PDF files in the specified hot folder and sign them on the fly.

PDF Signature Signer helps deploy the digital signing capability across organizations and simplifies the process of signing large numbers of PDF documents with electronic signature to confirm the identity of the originator or reviewer.

CoolPDF

WHAT'S COOL?

CoolPDF settings do not require much tweaking to get the quality, resolution and file size you want, and this is easily done following the menu or the manual that comes with the software package. CoolPDF provides such quality settings as default, screen, ebook, print, prepress optimized. The resolution of PDF documents produced by CoolPDF can be lowered to 72 dpi or enhanced to 4000 dpi. Encryption features are available for advanced users who want to secure a PDF document by setting a user password and owner password or simply setting user access permissions to protect the PDF document from printing, modifying, copying, filling, extracting, assembling or annotating.　

FEATURES

• Up to 4000 dpi resolution
• Large paper size up to 14400 x 14400 points, 200 x 200 inch, 5080 x 5080 millimeters
• Making PDF files of anything that can normally be printed
• Run on Microsoft Windows 98,98SE,ME,NT4,2000,XP,2003, Vista, 2008, and Windows 7
• Color printing and publishing
• Live hyperlink support
• PDF creation is as simple as selecting the 'print' command from any application
• PDF content protection with user password, user password
• Secure PDF documents from being modified, copied, converted, printed, signed, and assembled
• Speedy processing and fast conversion
• A variety of paper sizes and custom paper size
• PDF document properties, including title, subject, keyword, author, producer and creator.
• PDF compatibility option for Abode PDF format
• Automatic font embedding into PDF documents
• Quality control for output such as Default, Screen, eBook, Print, Prepress optimization. 
• PDF compression, optimization
• Tested with 1200+ Windows applications

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USER TESTIMONIALS

There are many free ways to create PDF documents for free. The methods all involve some sort of drawback, which you won't get from paying for programs. CoolPDF, this is an awesome product and so easy to use! It makes PDF files out of whatever documents you have. Need I say more? 

                                                                                                                        Tod Hector
                                                                                                               Research Consulting

I wanted a utility that created a PDF. That's it; no bells, no whistles. Installation was simple and easy. When I goto print a word doc, I simply select CoolPDF as a 'printer'. Done! Simple and fast!

                                                                                                                        Richard Hays
                                                                                                                   Stanford University