Corel PDF Fusion Document Management Suite [PC Disc]
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Chen Sun
> 3 dayThe idea behind this software is terrific--PDF maker and viewing numerous formats. But I didnt like how the software attempted to quickly take over as the default viewer. For example, I had some PDFs that worked fine on some PDF viewers and less so on others, including this. And when I installed this, it tried to became the default viewer immediately.
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Stephen B. Gray
> 3 dayProblems with converting a large docx (over 500,000 words) to a pdf. (In all cases the docx file is correct.)
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Robert Porter
> 3 dayI created my PDFs in MS Word 2010. Frequently PDF Fusion has trouble reading these PDFs. It freezes and locks up or it just closes. I had to resort to buying another PDF program. A waste of money.
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William Roberts
> 3 dayIt was everything it was advertised to do and so very easy to use. I would recommend it to anyone.
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Leland Lusk
> 3 dayDoes the job and the price is great.
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Wayne
Greater than one weekIf you want a format thats portable and presents documents with the same appearance across platforms, then PDF is the format to use. Since its introduction in 1993, Adobe has continued to enhance its Acrobat product to offer a tremendous suite of capabilities, allowing you to create PDFs and far more. But it comes at a price. Corels product is not meant to challenge Acrobat, but typical PC/Mac users would rarely if ever need most of Acrobats advanced features.
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lee s
> 3 dayPDF Fusion is an easy to use converter and a good value.
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Maximillia Schultz
> 3 dayThis was not what I expected. I thought it was an UPGRADE version. I already had this version.
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Hayden weaver
> 3 dayEverytime I try to combine more than 4-6 pages in the pdf, it says it cant save the new pdf. Frustrating.....
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Patriot
> 3 dayI was excited with the Black Friday sale price of $29.95, but this is no bargain if you want to include graphics/pictures in your PDF files. Corel PDF Fusion uses very heavy compression with no user control over the image quality. This is particularly obvious if you have an image that includes high contrast text, such as black text on white background. You will get lots of compression artifacts and the text will be color tinges along the edges. I use Adobe Pro at work and was not expecting this product to compare to that, but I thought I could at least include pictures in my created PDF without the image quality being reduced so greatly.
