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PCLTool SDK Option V converts COMPLEX PCL into PDF or PDF/A format, or XPS format while extracting text. The PCLXForm program has a powerful script programming language, with run-time include variables and command line overrides.

PCLTool SDK Option V converts COMPLEX PCL into PDF or PDF/A format, or XPS format while extracting text. The PCLXForm program has a powerful script programming language, with run-time include variables and command line overrides.

PCLTool SDK Option V converts COMPLEX PCL into PDF or PDF/A format, or XPS format while extracting text. The PCLXForm program has a powerful script programming language, with run-time include variables and command line overrides.

Create GUIDs (globally unique identifiers) on your Android smartphone or tablet. Easily copy any GUID, or send it to other apps (try messaging a strange string of digits to a non-geek friend or family member). Extra: Each ID gets its own color shade!

Create GUIDs (globally unique identifiers) on your Android smartphone or tablet. Easily copy any GUID, or send it to other apps (try messaging a strange string of digits to a non-geek friend or family member). Extra: Each ID gets its own color shade!

Create GUIDs (globally unique identifiers) on your Android smartphone or tablet. Easily copy any GUID, or send it to other apps (try messaging a strange string of digits to a non-geek friend or family member). Extra: Each ID gets its own color shade!

Kernel for PDF Repair is empowered with latest programming methodologies which makes this compact tool as the trustworthy PDF File Repair Solution. The software roots out the PDF corruption and produces the accessible and readable PDF files.

Kernel for Exchange Server is a highly-trusted EDB to PST conversion tool to export EDB files in any condition. It is developed with powerful programming algorithms to offer one-stop solution for Exchange database files in a single attempt.

KnownColorLister is a tiny portable program that helps .NET Framework and Windows developers use system-defined colors in their programs. It lists system colors and their actual values on the current PC, and all the named colors in the .NET Framework