AZ XML to PDF Converter

AZ XML to PDF Converter is a handy tool that lets you create PDF documents from various file types like XML, TXT, HTM, HTML, MHTML, ASP, and even PHP files. One of its cool features is the ability to secure your PDFs and handle batch processing—up to 2000 documents at once! That’s pretty neat for anyone dealing with a lot of files.

Easy Installation Process

The installation is a breeze and doesn't require much effort. Plus, you don't need Adobe Acrobat to get it running! Just keep in mind that you might need administrative rights when you first launch the app.

User-Friendly Interface

This converter comes with an easy-to-use interface. It has a big window that's organized well so you can easily add PDFs from your files or directories. You can also pick where to save your converted documents and even tell the software to open the folder once it's done or shut down your computer if you'd like!

File Management Options

You have control over how it handles existing files too. You can set it up to overwrite them, skip conflicts, or ask you what to do if there’s a problem. The page settings are customizable too—you can change things like page size and margins, plus set up headers and footers.

Password Protection Features

If security is important to you, this tool lets you set user and owner passwords using 40-bit or 128-bit RC4 security algorithms. You can choose what users can do with the PDF—like printing or editing—so you're covered on that front.

Performance Insights

During our tests, AZ XML to PDF Converter didn’t slow down our computer at all; it used low CPU and RAM. However, we did face some hiccups while creating PDFs—it froze a few times and wouldn’t let us cancel tasks without restarting the program.

Compatibility Considerations

It’s worth mentioning that this software hasn’t been updated in a while. So there might be some compatibility issues with newer versions of Windows.

Final Thoughts

All in all, AZ XML to PDF Converter has lots of useful options for turning web pages into PDFs. But just be aware of some stability issues that could pop up!