ScanSoft, a supplier of speech and imaging solutions, announced it has shipped localised versions of PaperPort Pro 9 Office for Germany, Belgium, France and Spain. PaperPort Pro Office is a desktop product combining the power of creating PDF files, the convenience of network scanning and the efficiency of document management, into a single, office productivity application.
With PaperPort Pro 9 Office, users can enable paperless document flows by connecting PC desktops with existing back-end enterprise systems, including Oracle 9i and Microsoft SharePoint.
“PaperPort Pro 9 Office is a powerful productivity application for all users, and by extending our international reach, ScanSoft can deliver its solutions to a broad global population,” said Robert Weideman, chief marketing officer, ScanSoft. “With these new localized versions, the benefits of PaperPort Pro 9 Office will now be available to an even larger user-base, spanning customers and partners across Europe.”
PaperPort Pro 9 has built-in support for creating PDF files from any Microsoft Windows application, eliminating the need for additional PDF creation, editing or viewing software. Like other PDF creation applications, PaperPort supports annotations, notes and highlights, sending PDF files as email attachments, and converting static PDF files into electronic forms that can be filled and printed.
PaperPort offers a unique range of additional PDF features, including automatically converting mixed format document sets into PDF email attachments, allowing users to assemble custom PDF files using drag & drop stacking controls, and enabling automatic scan-to-PDF capabilities using networked multifunction printers (MFPs) and digital copier devices.
It also includes full-page optical character recognition (OCR) engine that creates search keywords for scanned paper and PDF files, allowing its SimpleSearch feature to find all matching documents – from standard Microsoft Office and other digital document types, to scanned paper and business cards, as well as PDF files received via email or downloaded from the web.
2003-09-15
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