Top-selling software, October 23

Published October 23, 2006 at midnight

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• LEADTOOLS ePrint 5

This software helps the user gain more control and flexibility over a document, enabling printing of documents across several formats (doc, tiff, pdf, jpeg, html, gif and txt). It also includes a document manipulation application, which allows for adding annotations, highlights, shapes, lines, text boxes and other items to a document.

It also allows for inserting, rearranging or cutting pages, and can combine multiple files into a single file.

There's also a feature to set up task printers, or configuring a printer that performs a series of tasks defined by the user. It also can add custom watermarks, headers and footers as well as form templates for stationery.

www.leadtools.com, $49

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