ScanToPDF
ScanToPDF Standard Edition is THE solution for scanning multiple pages to PDF. Ideal for home or office use, the standard edition is easy to use and scans multiple pages from the scanner to PDF document with just one click of the mouse.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Windows
Features
- Convert images to PDF
- Scan to PDF
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Recent activities
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ScanToPDF information
Developed by
OiC (O Imaging Corporation)Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Alternatives
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- English
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What is ScanToPDF?
ScanToPDF Standard Edition is THE solution for scanning multiple pages to PDF. Ideal for home or office use, the standard edition is easy to use and scans multiple pages from the scanner to PDF document with just one click of the mouse. This latest version works with Windows 7 (including 64 bit versions) and has many new features
Scan to pdf with multi-page scanning to PDF with just one mouse click Drag and drop support for file import Open existing image PDF files and append pages 18 languages (including NEW Chinese & Japanese) - Details Scan to pdf and create PDF/A archive files Scan to PDF & Send (via suitable email client), no need to save, much quicker than scan, save and attach. Email with one click Microsoft XP, Vista and Windows 7 (incl. 64 bit) compatible Scan to pdf supports TWAIN compatible scanners Pre-set the PDF Viewer preferences and security settings
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Comments and Reviews
ScanToPDF:
Essentially this ScanToPDF is the more expensive version of Scan2PDF with fewer glitches. It does exactly what Scan2PDF does, which is scan pages from your scanner and save it as a PDF file. Scan2PDF crashes after scanning 50 pages, ScanToPDF doesn't crash. (Well, the program is advertised to have a batch scanning feature, so I would hope it wouldn't crash so often.)
That said, I would not be shell out $20-60 USD for a program that I can get for free, minus a few crashes. It used to have a free trial 30-day version a year or two ago, but it appears to be not offered from the website anymore. So, if you have the money, I would rather pay for something like Softi Scan to PDF or Softi ScanWiz.
I should also mention that ScanToPDF is the least likely to crash out of the programs I've tried (Softi ScanWiz, Softi Scan To PDF, Scan2PDF, in order of least likely to crash after ScanToPDF)