PDF to SWF Converter (Developer License)

I recently tried out VeryDOC PDF to SWF Converter and found it to be a great tool for batch converting Acrobat PDF files to various scalable Flash graphics formats, including EMF, WMF, Flash, HPGL, Postscript (PS), SWF, and more. What's even better is that I could run it using the easy-to-use interface or in batch mode to process a large number of PDF files in real-time.

One of the things I appreciate about this software is that it is a standalone program, which means I don't need Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader to use it. Additionally, it supports numerous languages, such as English, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Norwegian, and more.

Among the impressive key features I discovered is the ability to extract a page range from an existing PDF file and convert it to Flash format files, the ease of direct import to target applications of the resulting transformed graphics files, and that the converted graphics files can be zoomed to any size within an application or web browser without compromising their quality. I could also get optimal print quality from any printer using the printer's own resolution.

One thing that made this tool stand out for me is its suitability for various fields, including Flash artwork, business diagrams, CAD architecture, scientific plots, charts, GIS cartography maps, among others. Moreover, VeryDOC PDF to SWF Converter supports owner password-protected PDF files directly, and it can convert embed fonts to Polylines into the Flash graphics formats.

Overall, if you're looking for a reliable tool that can output to WMF, EMF, PS, PostScript, EPS, Flash, HPGL, and SWF formats, then VeryDOC PDF to SWF Converter is certainly worth checking out. It's simple to use and offers powerful features that make transforming PDF files into scalable Flash graphics formats a breeze.