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Full API
You can controll all the settings in the GUI from the API. All editions of the PDF Printer comes with a full API for controlling all the settings. You do not need to get a special developer edition before you start programming.
Flexible
Hide or show dialogs to the user. Modify the existing dialogs by hiding controls or tabs. You can even create your own user interface from scratch. This is probably the most flexible PDF printer you can find.
Feature Rich
Many features have been added over the years. Today, the PDF Printer is one of the most feature rich solutions on the market. Append, merge, sign, encrypt, upload, multiple instances, paper sizes, attachments, and much more.
Features
Developer API
Programmers can control settings in the printer using a comprehensive API. This API can be access via COM, Microsoft.NET, or the command line.
Hide Dialogs
All user input can be automated and the dialogs that are normally shown during printing can be hidden.
Works with IIS
Examples can show you how to create PDF documents from ASP.NET running under Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS).
Upload
You can automatically upload the created documents using FTP or Secure SFTP. Both passwords and certificates can be used for authentication of client and server.
Up to date
You can use the PDF Printer with the latest Microsoft Windows version for both clients and servers.
Redistribution
With the proper license, you can redistribute the PDF Printer with your own applicaton.
White-label and OEM
Get a white-label PDF printer with your own branding for highly customized distribution.
Custom User Interface
Use your own user interface. You can disable the built in user interface and use your own executable instead.
Encryption
Encrypt your documents using simple 40-bit and 128-bit encryption. You can also step up your security and use modern AES 128/256-bit encryption.
Digital Signatures
Digital signing of documents is supported with cost efficient certificates. These certificates can be stored in files or the Windows certificate store.
Paper Sizes
You will find that the printer has good support for commonly used architectural paper sizes. Custom paper sizes can also be created if you need it.
Multiple Printers
Personal computers or large print servers can host multiple instances of the printer. Each one can be configured with individual settings for specific use.
Option Sets
Commonly used settings for PDF creation can be saved as options sets. Users can have individual option sets or share them.
Merge Documents
The print job can be merged with other print jobs on the go. You can merge existing documents in front of or after the print job.
Print on Letterheads
Specify a PDF with a letterhead and print on top of it. You can print on top of existing documents or overlay PDF documents.
Append to Existing PDF
Print to the PDF printer and append to an existing document. Keep adding your prints and build the final document from multiple print jobs.
Our happy users
At RecordQuest, we use Bullzip at one of our large clients in a print server environment. We have over one hundred virtual printers installed on the server and configured individually for each user. No other PDF printer we have tried has as many options and is as easy to configure as Bullzip. One of the features I like most is that the configuration happens through simple text files. This makes it extremely easy to control in an environment with many users or where you want to script the setup. When we had questions about options or ran into issues, Bullzip's support not only responded quickly but was extremely knowledgeable. We rarely run into issues though. It works as intended and is very reliable. We couldn't be happier to have discovered this flexible and well-performing software. The value we're getting from Bullzip greatly exceeds the cost. I wholeheartedly recommend Bullzip for your enterprise PDF printing needs.
I have to do a plethora of conversions over the next month or two - around 300 documents, several pages each, using Bullzip as an incredible time-saving tool. Otherwise I would have to print hundreds of pages out and scan them in to make a PDF file, and then rename each file, and move it to a specific location by client name. I can't overly emphasize my gratitude for such a useful utility.
Still not sure?
We have a list of all the features and a comparison between the different editions.
