PDF SDK

The SDK portion of the term PDF SDK is an acronym and stands for Software Development Kit. It refers to a set of tools which may be utilized for software development to use the functionality of another software, an operating system, hardware, etc. Therefore, PDF SDK is a development toolkit which helps easily implement PDF document creation in third-party software.

Normally, PDF SDK uses the COM-interface providing control of the software kernel to create PDF documents directly out of an application. This is done with the help of a series of methods that are called out of different programming environments.

Universal Document Converter is one of the PDF printer drivers offering, a PDF SDK.

See also: Document Storage, Electronic Document (Workflow) Management, Fax Printer.

  • Alfred Dietrich

    DI Alfred Dietrich

    Austria

    «I use all of the MS Office programs with the Universal Document Converter being an indispensable addition for creating PDF files and converting files to JPG and TIF file formats. The Universal Document Converter is intuitive in its structure, easy to handle and, most importantly, extremely reliable. Currently, I am using the 6.0 version on Windows 7 and I am very happy with it.»