Utility Warrior have released a FREE update to their Image to PDF utility. Now supports clickable image stamps, more types of images and the ability to create simple full screen PDF slideshows
December 10, 2005 (Press Release) --
London, UK – Utility Warrior announce free updates to all versions of their Image to PDF utilities.
Following on from their initial release of the low cost PDF utility Image to PDF, Utility Warrior have continued development of this utility, and the latest versions (which are available for immediate download) include the ability to add a clickable image stamp (e.g. a company logo which links to a web site) to every page of the output PDF, support for many more types of images and the ability to create simple full screen PDF slideshows complete with transitions.
Existing users get these, and any other future updates, free of charge – this is in accordance with Utility Warrior’s stated policy of free upgrades. "It's our belief that if you pay for a product once then you shouldn't have to pay for it again just to get a few new features", said Adrian Nelson, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Utility Warrior.
"We are also frequently asked why are our prices are so much lower than other companies? Well the answer is simple - because we leverage the great work that has been produced through Open Source. We don't try to hide the fact that we build upon the work of others (or that we "stand on the shoulders of giants" to quote Isaac Newton)", explained Adrian.
All three versions of the Image to PDF utility have been updated: the easy to use Windows desktop application, the useful Command Line Tool to help with automated tasks and the royalty free Dynamic Link Library that allows software developers to integrate the full functionality of the utility within their own application.
Visit www.UtilityWarrior.com/Image-to-PDF.htm to find out more and download the latest versions of Image to PDF – why not try them out - you don't need to supply any registration information and the utilities are fully functional and not crippled or time limited in any way.
For more information on Utility Warrior and the utilities that are available please visit their web site at www.UtilityWarrior.com.
Following on from their initial release of the low cost PDF utility Image to PDF, Utility Warrior have continued development of this utility, and the latest versions (which are available for immediate download) include the ability to add a clickable image stamp (e.g. a company logo which links to a web site) to every page of the output PDF, support for many more types of images and the ability to create simple full screen PDF slideshows complete with transitions.
Existing users get these, and any other future updates, free of charge – this is in accordance with Utility Warrior’s stated policy of free upgrades. "It's our belief that if you pay for a product once then you shouldn't have to pay for it again just to get a few new features", said Adrian Nelson, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Utility Warrior.
"We are also frequently asked why are our prices are so much lower than other companies? Well the answer is simple - because we leverage the great work that has been produced through Open Source. We don't try to hide the fact that we build upon the work of others (or that we "stand on the shoulders of giants" to quote Isaac Newton)", explained Adrian.
All three versions of the Image to PDF utility have been updated: the easy to use Windows desktop application, the useful Command Line Tool to help with automated tasks and the royalty free Dynamic Link Library that allows software developers to integrate the full functionality of the utility within their own application.
Visit www.UtilityWarrior.com/Image-to-PDF.htm to find out more and download the latest versions of Image to PDF – why not try them out - you don't need to supply any registration information and the utilities are fully functional and not crippled or time limited in any way.
For more information on Utility Warrior and the utilities that are available please visit their web site at www.UtilityWarrior.com.
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