priPrinter Professional

by Pelikan Software Kft

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Pelikan Software Kft

Last revision: Last week

Star Rating 4.43273

PriPrinter Professional is a program that allows you to view all print jobs clearly and edit them on the fly. In fact, we are looking at a virtual printer that is automatically installed and integrated into the system. During the installation, the user will only have to accept the proposal to install the necessary drivers several times - the rest of the installation will be done by the installer himself. The computer will "see" the printer installed as a physical printer.

The way you work with priPrinter Professional is as follows: you send a document for printing, it goes to the virtual printer, i.e. to the program shell. There you can change it, remove unnecessary pages, replace text, images and so on. The application also allows you to save the document being processed as a PDF. The functionality of the program provides the possibility to put own watermarks on the printed document.

ADDITIONAL INFO

- is a simple tool for converting text documents to PDF format;

- allows you to edit documents before printing without using editors;

- makes it possible to put watermarks on documents;

- has a built-in spell-checking system;

- has a very simple user interface.

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COMMENTS

Aaron (unverified)

I am not sure how useful the product would be. It would definitely be a very niche scenario where it would be useful. I don't see the point behind a document editor built into a print queue. Just edit the document how you want in an editor before sending it to print? And it is not hard to save a text file as a PDF either, that also does not seem like a useful feature.

Leon (unverified)

This valuable virtual printer can do a lot and it does it easily. You can edit docs before you print, add watermarks, run a spell-check, and turn docs into PDFs. It "virtually" installs itself and I love it because it clears up a lot of the Windows print manager confusion I always seem to run into.