Thanks for considering them. I understand they may not be implemented. Just wanted to have the ideas registered somewhere in case dev. resources become available.

I understand that there are priorities. Since you mentioned the subject of the Editor, one feature that it is missing, and which forces us to use Acrobat Pro, is the ability to build an Acrobat compatible, stand-alone PDF index file for PDFs found in a set of folders and subfolders, preferably with ...

Well, glad to hear there is a new version of Office2PDF on its way. Presumably it's too late to request a couple of new features, but here it is: We use Office2PDF in a Windows command line batch process that publishes database content to a Word document. The process then moves the Word document to ...

The problem is not with the PDF-Xchange add-in to Word, but with the stand-alone batch conversion tool "OFFice2PDF 2012" the most recent version of which definitely does not pick up the clickable links in Word tables of contents and cross-references: only http Internet links are active in ...

Feature request:
The ability to have the tool parse all Word "table of contents" links and cross references, and convert them to clickable links in the PDF.

Another suggestion for a possible future enhancement of Office2PDF functionality. We need to specify about 10 different network folders to watch. The folders all have nearly identical pathnames, except for the next to last one, as in this example: \\idefix\twt_doc\2.9.0\kbpFN_TI\PDF \\idefix\twt_doc...

Sounds reasonable. Looking forward to the new Editor features as well.

That's fair enough.
What about recursive conversion through subfolders, though? I'm assuming this is not currently possible, but it certainly would be a useful feature to have, at least for me.

In Office 2010, it does not appear to be possible to print to a default PDF driver from the command line: any call sent to Word to print to PDF ignores the default PDF print driver, and uses Word's built-in PDF driver instead. We have not found a way to over ride this behavior.

The watched folder feature is interesting, but is it possible to watch subfolders recursively?
Can I call and run the tool from the command line?
Can the watched folder be designated as a command-line argument?

I need to provide a Windows 7 command-line string to a third-party tool. The command needs to send an existing Word document in a known location, to the PDF-Xchange V5 driver, preferably picking up certain settings for the Word PDF-Xchange plugin. Is there any documentation available that explains h...

I'm running the latest version of PDF-Xchange Pro and Word 2010 (32 bits) on Windows 7 (64 bits). I'm using a third application to send content to Word for layout and publishing to PDF via the Word 2010 build-in PDF feature. Unfortunately this feature produces buggy PDF in Linux environments. I can ...