PDFCreator automates document output for Windows-based business environments, handling the full creation pipeline from conversion to delivery. It converts print output from any application into PDF, JPG, PNG, or TIF using a virtual printer driver, with no changes to existing workflows required.
Businesses use PDFCreator to automate repetitive document tasks: output is captured, formatted, named, secured, and routed based on configurable profiles. Use cases include automated report generation, batch document processing, and compliant document delivery in regulated industries.
Key capabilities: encryption, password protection, digital signing, watermarking, MSI deployment, GPO support, and centralized profile management. Compatible with Word, Excel, web browsers, ERP systems, and any Windows print-enabled application.
Available in a free edition for individual, non-commercial use and three paid editions for business, terminal server, and enterprise deployments.
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Apryse (formerly PDFTron) powers the future of document technology.
We help businesses, developers, and enterprises handle documents with unmatched speed, accuracy, and security. Whether running in secure server environments or delivering seamless web-based experiences, Apryse makes document workflows smarter and easier.
With Apryse, you can:
Embed powerful document features directly into your apps — from viewing and editing to collaboration and compliance.
Run at enterprise scale on secure server infrastructure, ensuring reliability without cloud dependencies.
Deliver seamless in-browser document experiences with responsive, accessible, and feature-rich web capabilities.
Trusted globally, Apryse empowers organizations to simplify operations, enhance productivity, and create exceptional document experiences.
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Eddie
Eddie is a high availability clustering tool. It is an open source, 100% software solution written primarily in the functional programming language Erlang (www.erlang.org) and is available for Solaris, Linux and *BSD. At each site, certain servers are designated as Front End Servers. These servers are responsible for controlling and distributing incoming traffic across designated Back End Servers, and tracking the availability of Back End Web Servers within the site. Back End Servers may support a range of Web servers, including Apache. The Enhanced DNS server which provides load balancing and monitoring of site accessibility for geographically distributed web sites. This gives round the clock access to the entire available capacity of the web site, no matter where it is located." The Eddie white papers describe the need for products such as Eddie, and outlines the Eddie approach.
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