Solid Documents Releases Version 8

Brand new user interface and new products released.

Nelson, New Zealand —March 25, 2013—Solid Documents, a leading developer of document reconstruction and archiving software, today announced the release of version 8 of Solid Converter PDF and Solid PDF Tools. Solid Converter PDF and Solid PDF Tools helps you improve, create and convert PDFs into Word and Excel in addition to other file formats, resulting in accurate, high quality documents that are easy to reuse. Included in this version 8 release are two process automation applications: Solid Automator and Solid Commander. Solid Documents has also released three new applications with specific functionality: Solid PDF to Word, Solid Scan to Word and Solid PDF/A Express.

"The v8 rewrite was a conscious shift back to our core features : a focus on document reconstruction functionality" said Michael Cartwright, CEO of Solid Documents. "The v8 rewrite was required to take advantage of 64-bit architectures and multi-core processors. A rewrite using Microsoft .NET was required so that we could engineer the products using our own Solid Framework SDK (unlike the older products which were based on a legacy architecture)."

Pricing, Requirements and Availability

Pricing for Solid Converter v8 starts at $75 for a multiple seat license and $79.95 for individual users. Systems requirements include: Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista® and XP (32 and 64 bit versions) and Microsoft Office (2007, 2010, 2013) to create PDF files from .doc, .xls, or ppt. Solid Converter® PDF is currently available in 14 languages including English, Chinese, Dutch, French, German and Spanish, amongst other languages. To immediately download Solid Converter v8, please visit their website at:
www.soliddocuments.com/pdf/-to-word-free-download/306/1.

About Solid Documents:

Solid Documents is a leading developer of document reconstruction and archiving software. Hundreds of thousands of users and corporations around the globe have used its solutions to share, reconstruct and archive many types of documents including: legal documents, manuals, financial records, and more. Adobe Systems licenses Solid Documents reconstruction technology to provide the Office Export functionality in Acrobat, their flagship PDF product. Most often the converted document is easier to work with and in many cases better than the original. Solid Documents is customer focused and offers unlimited complimentary e-mail support to all registered customers. The company is privately held and headquartered in Nelson, New Zealand and can be found at www.soliddocuments.com.