Text to PDF : Batch Convert Text Documents into PDF

Text to PDF is a productive application to batch export Text documents into PDF. Simply batch create PDF files from input text files. It converts and save hundreds of text files into individual PDF files as well as feature to merge multiple text files into single PDF. In addition, It allows to set and define output PDF page setup by defining page size, page margin and orientation. Plain text export options to customize PDF output by applying text attributes. It supports export to PDF from popular text document formats like TEXT, RTF, RTFD, DOC, DOCX, ODT, HTML and others. FEATURES: ◆ Batch processing. Text to PDF for each file or merge them into single PDF document. ◆ Options to set output PDF page size. Use default Page Setup options or customize page size, margin and orientation. ◆ Extensive Text Export Options: Customize your PDF output by applying font, size and color as new set of text attributes for plain text input source files. Advance option to override text attributes of even Rich Text Formatted text documents. ◆ Assign metadata description of PDF document. Set Title, Author, Subject, and Keywords properties. ◆ Set security options to encrypt output PDF. Set option to require Open Password to open and view PDF and even restrict created PDF documents from printing and copying contents without owner password. ◆ Very flexible options to add files. Simply Drag & Drop into list or Right click Open With in Finder or Drop on "Text to PDF" application to add files for export beside direct Add File/Folder buttons. ◆ You can arrange and shuffle files into conversion list and get same sequential pages in PDF. HIDDEN FEATURES: ◆ Batch add or remove PDF document metadata description and security settings. SUPPORTED TEXT FORMATS: Most of all popular formats are supported. Like doc, docx, rtf, rtfd, odt, html, text and many more along with all Mac OS supported plain text formats i.e. txt, log and other apple console report files. NOTE: Text to PDF do not export vector graphics and raster images from Word, Open Document and other layout formats.