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Giveaway of the day — Batch Word to PDF Converter 2016
Batch Word to PDF Converter 2016 was available as a giveaway on May 4, 2016!
Batch DOC TO PDF Converter is a Word to PDF, DOC/DOCX to PDF Batch Converter easily. Batch DOC TO PDF Converter supports powerful search for a lot of files. Batch DOC TO PDF Converter supports project and command line. It has a friendly GUI so it is used very easily. Batch DOC TO PDF Converter supports an efficient Multi-Thread conversion engine, so you can control the conversion action very easily. You can stop or pause and continue it in any time. You can save your conversion work in a project file (.batch-doc2pdf) for re-use. You can run the batch-doc2pdf project in Microsoft Windows Explorer or command line directly.
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ Server 2000-201; Microsoft Word 2000-2013
Publisher:
Batchwork™ SoftwareHomepage:
http://batchwork.com/en/doc2pdf/File Size:
5.6 MB
Price:
$179.90
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Has PUP that was spotted and stopped by anti-virus at start of install.
Could be malware.
Let anti-virus clean the stuff.
Exited the install.
Scrap it.
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ricohflex, the antivirus reacts on our software wrapper that limits the software activation to 24 hours. We are working on this problem. All installation files are checked on virustotal.com before they go live.
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I couldn't help but notice the many comments about the price Batch Word to PDF Converter 2016 and had a little laugh to myself ... Today, like every day on GOTD the software is FREE, nobody is forcing you to put your hand in your pocket and buy it and like all the other GOTD offerings, the developer is hoping that should you find his/her software to be of some use that you might consider buying it. Personally, I haven't downloaded it or tried it out, so in no position to pass comment on the software, I don't have very much use for such software. Perhaps it would be more helpful if comments were limited to the strengths and/or weaknesses of the software, after all that is what this forum is supposed to be about.
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You are all complaining that it cost $179.00?! . . . but hey guys, It's free today! LOL
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Want a laugh? how about a bit of adapted rhyming slang? OK?
it's nice to be a price, but higher to be a buyer
(derived from the original slang which takes a friendly dig at my northern compatriots)
it's nice to be a Preiss (Prussian) but higher to be a Bayer (Bavarian).
Yes indeed, batch processing at their regular price would takes one's breath away , but as today's gift I gave it a try and I'd say due to the fact that us here are rapidly moving up the scale towards professional kind of software I'd say, harmless enough to install.
Now, as a I am in no need of converting half a ton of doc(x)s I scaled the trial down to some 15 docx'ses I was able to dig up from the depth of a yesteryear storage.
To find those in the first place I used the search field inside the software, ticked subfolders and hey presto! up they came.
I then set target to a common new folder created on the desktop, pressed convert and again - whoosh, and they were inside that folder.
The beauty was that the software created new folders inside that common folder replicating the original storage place. So if you have a thousand folders you care to batch convert at least you only have to move your converted files to those thousand original folders. Or else you go through one folder at a time.
Whatever your needs are, quite an intelligent piece of software as they go. Installation on Win10 64Bit, Word 2016, doc and doxc equally well converted.
Go ahead and be a Pro(fessional), just once (that is if you want to be).
Nice day and thanks to GOTD and batchwork tm !
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I have doPDF and pdf-fill virtual printers and have been printing in batch mode for over 10 years.
Just select the files and print to a virtual printer and automatically is saved in PDF format and very fast. You can also control the resolution of the PDF saved files.
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Although there were negative reviews regarding the price, I thought I would still test it:
Used the download link via e-mail
Download and install was smooth using Windows 7 Pro, 64bit
Updated to the latest version before registering
Registration was included in the readme
Worked quickly and as advertised
Expensive however (As many others indicated)
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Simple to do through file Explorer (MSFT or other).
1. Set your favorite "print to pdf" as default printer
2. Select files to print in Explorer
3. Right-click selected files, choose "Print"
Have a beer. Easy peasy. Just saved $179. WOW.
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I'd be curious to see the business model which resulted in this program. It'd have to show, at the start, that there are many enterprises which need to, over and over again, convert .docx to .pdf in huge batches so who are willing to spend U$179 to streamline the process.
Every place I've been, the boss would find some unlucky loafer and order him to perform this sort of tedious chore using the tools on hand.
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Paul,
"Every place I've been, the boss would find some unlucky loafer and order him to perform this sort of tedious chore using the tools on hand."
And if the loafer used Google, could easily find a way to script the conversion -- then as the boss would expect an hours' long job, be free to uh, loaf some more. ;)
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Paul,
yes, I can see the point of using such conversion tools in companies where not so long ago, doc and docx were used for everyday work.
Now that even the local tinkerers have gone over to digital storage and are required by law to store for so and so many years, it is certainly smoother and document-safer to have pdf files ready at hand.
At the price of $ 179 or so you need incredibly cheap labour to do bulk jobs with the inevitable questionmark whether cheap labour is capable of doing so.
Other countries may such labour available, in my "shack" they were booted out some years ago. Nowaways a section /department leader also does everything him-/herself including feeding the Giga-Printer in the corridor.
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Sigrid.DE,
I don't even see a reason to convert. PDF was once supposed to be a lingua franca but today everything reads doc/x files so it's become the universal format.
I find PDF to be a PITA of a format. Just take the indexing ease of docx vs PDF and go no further if you want to make a digital conversion.
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paul,
If you see no need to convert nobody worries and it is perfectly in order.
But in the business/legal world, pdf is the universally accepted standard (ever heard of ISO standards?).
You may be aware that in other fields too, the digital availability of now known and used formats is a great feature of concern. Printed matter is difficult to preserve, all over the world specialists have had employment preserving and restoring documents, nowadays digitizing what is considered worthy the effort before lengthy restoration processes of the original matter is begun.
The problem with digitizing is the file format.
Perhaps you are not aware that once used formats are 'dead', in fact the original software requires the operating system and this in its turn the hardware of that time.
Import filter software can be had, but not for all formats and what's more, they, too cost and often still requires afterwork.
Makes the cost of a batch conversion tool available now seem negligible.
So, before one, from a very personal point of view, is dead against something one ought to consider that one's personal views are not necessarily based on the needs of others.
I speak my mind openly enough when I feel that software on offer is more than likely useless or worse, based on my assessment of the company, on views and ratings by the worldwide community and, not forgetting, what the software is intended for, simply because of the fact that a Windows PC is a fairly vulnerable machine.
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Thanks for the Hump-Day joke.
$179.90 for a one trick pony! My suggestion to the developer: Put the mushrooms down and step away!!!
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To my knowledge, Office does not have a *batch* converter. What if one needed to convert hundreds of Word files to PDF; can Office do that?
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Rolo said, "Office does not have a *batch* converter."
Easy to build whatever you want with MS Macro Basic which is built in. I've done vastly more complex tasks than this.
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A suggestion to the GOTD management... get rid of the "User rating" indicator and let the user comments speak for themselves. I see nothing but mostly negative reviews in the comments section for this give-away that obviously don't match the User rating numbers.
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George Taylor, One vote per IP number and certain thumbs down votes discounted entirely and all thumbs up votes counted... what could be more fair LOL Back in the old days it was very hard for an offereing to get a good thumbs up vote as all votes were equal now it's much easier for developers!
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George Taylor,
from giveawayoftheday.com/for-developers:
Experience the power of users’ feedback using GOTD!
One of the main benefits is a chance to get quality feedback from thousands of visitors. It will include comments from ordinary PC users and professional reviews written by software geeks and bloggers. Customers may see imperfection while you see unique points only. And drawbacks are often well worth knowing to make a step forward.
Today, customers say "the price isn't reliable".
Also there are free methods (other users mentioned them): check the tutorial "How to use the new Google Drive as a batch Word-to-PDF converter"
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Theres plenty of free and free online converters out there. Why pay?
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reenie, none of these online services sign a binding Non-Disclosure Agreement so your converted documents cannot be assured any confidentiality with any online conversion process.
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You can purchase Microsoft Office/Word for less than that price and will still be able to save to PDF. The only advantage this program has is the ability to do batch files, but for that price, it isn't worth it.
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Hi all. :-)
It seems most comments agree on the high price, rare here!
It probably should be divided by 10 or 20...
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Expensive, function already built in office, go your way...
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Thomas, probably every Textrmaker!
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Indeed. Spending any money on a converter *TO* PDF is a complete waste of money. *FROM* PDF is better, and there are not many good reliable converters, but this is primarily due to the way PDFs are - their whole point is to be separate from the application that created them.
There are so many free PDF printers - Nitro PDF, Cute PDF Writer, etc. It doesn't matter what application you have, you can create PDFs. A specific program to 'print' from Word to PDF is therefore extremely limiting. The only benefit is if you don't have Word and cannot open .DOC files, but even then, there are free Office suites which are Office compatible.
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Chris Locke (CS Computer Services),
"*FROM* PDF is better, and there are not many good reliable converters, but this is primarily due to the way PDFs are - their whole point is to be separate from the application that created them."
I *think* there may be something else in play as well, Chris... The whole purpose of PDF [& Microsoft's XPS], is to package the contents in a way that's easily viewed/read, but more difficult for the reader to re-use that content for their own profit. While software to convert PDF to Doc [or whatever format] isn't quite in the same league, it's similar to software that decrypts DVDs, & while I could be wrong, that seems to limit where the companies writing that software are located, as well as their potential market. Or put another way, you're less likely to see a major company like Microsoft or Corel sell such a thing alongside their office products, though ironically both brands advertise their products will open a PDF for editing.
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As a Frankie Howard would say, me gast was flabbered, $179 for being able to do in batch mode something LibraOffice does for free but on an individual basis.
Took the same documents for test; one combined English text with Chinese and was formatted in different colours and also contained links.
Today's program produced a document in which all was preserved.
LibraOffice produced a document in which all was preserved.
Possibly if I had thousands of documents that needed converting on a daily basis it would be worth buying, maybe at half the price.
You just have to wonder which planet the developers are on!
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Premium price, but 'no support for Win 10 / Office 2016?' Very up-to-date ...
Doc(x) to PDF-covert in Office is build-in.
$179? Really??
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$179 for a pdf convertor! Best laugh of the day
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fatherted, price from 179 to 1999 $, Education 138,9 $
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