"PDF creation from a printable program" refers to the process of creating a PDF document from another application or program that typically supports printing. Instead of actually printing the document, it is converted into a PDF format and digitally stored.
Typical features of software in the area of "PDF creation from a printable program" include:
Printer driver integration: The software acts as a virtual printer integrated into the operating system, allowing users to create a PDF from any printable application.
Customizable settings: Users can set various options for PDF creation, such as page format, resolution, quality, and security options.
Batch processing: The software enables the simultaneous creation of PDFs from multiple files or documents, particularly useful when merging several files.
File conversion: In addition to direct PDF creation, the software can also convert other file formats into PDF, such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, or PowerPoint presentations.
Document preview: Some programs offer a preview function allowing users to review the PDF document before final creation and make any necessary adjustments.
Text and image optimization: The software optimizes text and images in the PDF document to reduce file size without significantly compromising quality.