Internet security provider Kingsoft has published a report on China’s computer virus and Internet security in October 2009, stating that 3,031,921 new viruses were detected in mainland China during the month and 20,812,698 computers were affected by these viruses.

Here is an excerpt from the original article:

Li Tiejun, an anti-virus engineer from Kingsoft Duba, told local media that identification-theft trojans targeting security keys for online games started to appear in October. Meanwhile, more binding trojans spread via both illegal and legal websites.

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Print2PDF supports custom paper sizes up to 200 inches, but some paper sizes may need to be added manually in order to appear in the paper size list in Print2PDF. Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7, requires a few different steps than older versions. Read more to find out how.

Add Custom Paper Size

To define a new page size (form), follow these steps:

1. Click the Start menu, then Control Panel, and finally View devices and printers.
2. Click a printer in the list (e.g. Print2PDF), then click Print server properties.
3. In the dialog box that appears, check the box for Create a new form.
4. Give the new page size a unique and descriptive Form name, such as ‘24×36′ or ‘Custom A size’.
5. Select Metric or English units as required.
6. Define the page size with the long dimension as the width and the short dimension as the height.
7. Click the Save Form button.
8. Click the OK button when finished.

The new sizes should now appear in the page size selector in the Print2PDF Configuration. If it does not appear, then it is it too large or too small to be printed by Print2PDF.

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Print2PDF includes macros for Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. These macros provide advanced functionality like hyperlink and table of contents conversion. After installation of Print2PDF, you will need to perform a few additional steps to allow these macros to function due to default security settings in Microsoft Office 2007. Read more see how this works.

Microsoft Word 2007 Security Dialog

Do the following to enable the Print2PDF macro in Microsoft Word 2007:

1. Launch Microsoft Word 2007.
2. Click the Security Warning Options… button.
3. Choose Enable this content, and click OK.
4. Now you will be able to execute the Print2PDF function from the Print2PDF tab.

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All Kingsoft Office applications (Kingsoft Writer, Kingsoft Spreadsheets and Kingsoft Presentation) are API compatible with Microsoft Office application automation. This allows you to automate Kingsoft applications through VBA. The example provided here shows how to automate Kingsoft Spreadsheets using VBScript. The original Microsoft Excel script came from Microsoft KB article 247412.

Automating Kingsoft Spreadsheets

Before you can use any scripts written for Microsoft Excel, you will need to replace all instances of Excel.Application with et.Application. Copy the below code into a text file named example.vbs. This code will open Kingsoft Spreadsheets, add two rows of data, and save the file to C:TEMPexample.xls.

‘***********BEGIN***********
Dim oExcel
Dim oBook
Dim oSheet

‘Start a new workbook in Kingsoft Presentation
Set oExcel = CreateObject("et.Application")
Set oBook = oExcel.Workbooks.Add

‘Add data to cells of the first worksheet in the new workbook
Set oSheet = oBook.Worksheets(1)
oSheet.Range("A1").Value = "Last Name"
oSheet.Range("B1").Value = "First Name"
oSheet.Range("A1:B1").Font.Bold = True
oSheet.Range("A2").Value = "Doe"
oSheet.Range("B2").Value = "John"

‘Save the Workbook and Quit Excel
oBook.SaveAs "C:TEMPexample.xls"
oExcel.Quit
‘***********END***********

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Jacksonville, FL – (11/10/2009) — BinaryNow, Inc. has released an updated version of Print2PDF 8.0 that adds network folder support for real-time distribution of profiles. This popular software allows PDF creation in many ways to simplify document conversion and deployment in organizations. Users can create an Adobe PDF from any application that can print, batch convert multiple documents, watch a folder or POP3 e-mail account, use a simple web application, or integrate the web service into their existing infrastructure. Print2PDF provides users with the ability to create, merge, and sign PDF documents using a digital signature, while retaining control over document changes and content extraction using PDF security permissions.

Print2PDF is available in three editions. The Free Edition provides easy one-click PDF conversion from any application. The Standard Edition adds support for Digital signatures, PDF/A-1a and PDF/A-1b compliance, Citrix and Terminal services, shared printer, group profile distribution and prepared client installations. The Premium Edition adds unattended conversion through a Windows Service, document conversion through a web browser or SOAP web service. Print2PDF is a complete multi-language conversion solution that supports 14 languages. You can now have a mix of user languages, all based on one simple software distribution. Print2PDF supports the following languages: English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish (Mexico or Spain), Swedish, and Turkish.

Learn more and download the Free Edition, here:

http://www.binarynow.com/products/print2pdf/

Pricing for Print2PDF Standard Edition starts at $99.95 for a 3-user license. The all-inclusive Premium Edition for Unlimited Users is $5,999.95. A feature limited Free Edition is also available for commercial and non-commercial use.

About BinaryNow, Inc.

BinaryNow, Inc. is a multi-vendor software distributor that contains essential software tools for everyday use. The most popular software titles are: Kingsoft Office 2009, a true alternative to Microsoft Office, along with Kingsoft Internet Security 9 Plus, anti-virus and security software for always on Internet computers and ActivePresenter 2.0, screen capture and presentation creation tool designed for screencasting, eTraining and eLearning. BinaryNow has over 10 years of experience in online software marketing, distribution, development, media and resource portal creation and are working everyday with new startup software companies as well as established vendors to bring a satisfying and positive online experience to its visitors.

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ActivePresenter now includes the option to package your Flash output in SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 compliance for publishing to your learning management system (LMS). This allows you to add your presentation to any LMS that supports SCORM specifications. Read below to see how this works.

Export to Flash as SCORM Package

Capture and author your presentation as normal, but when you go to export the project to Flash, do the following to ensure compatibility with SCORM:

1. Click the Advanced tab.
2. Select the SCORM standard from the option Generate SCORM Package (e.g. SCORM 1.2).
3. Enter the desired metadata (e.g. Package Version, Identifier, Organization Title and Item Title).
4. Click Export when done.

View SCORM Package Contents

ActivePresenter will generate the SCORM package in the specified output folder, which is nothing more than a standard ZIP archive with all the necessary metadata and manifest information that is required by the learning management system. The below screenshot shows the package opened using 7Zip.

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Print2PDF can be configured to distribute customized preferences and profiles to clients. A client can choose to use the printer from a shared printer (Add printer) or through a multi-user environment such as Terminal Services or Citrix XenApp (AKA: MetaFrame Presentation Server). This makes it easy to unify PDF conversion settings in your organization by locking down the PDF creation process.

Configure Print2PDF to distribute preferences to clients

All integration options are available from the Print2PDF Configuration utility in the Print2PDF Program Group. To access these options, do the following:

1. Launch Print2PDF Configuration from the Print2PDF program group.
2. Make sure the Show the Print2PDF Save dialog option is enabled and Profile only is selected.
3. Change the preferences and Add/Modify/Delete the profiles as you see fit.
4. Enable the Distribute preferences to new clients for shared printer clients and the Distribute preferences to all users on this computer for Citrix and Terminal Service users.
5. Enable the Use share profiles placed in network folder option and define the Shared profile directory if you wish to sync profiles using a network folder.
6. Click OK to confirm all settings.

See the simplified Print2PDF interface in action

Once the above has been performed, a client user can either add the shared Print2PDF printer to the local workstation or use the Print2PDF printer in a multi-user environment. Do the following to see the simplified interface:

1. Print any document to the Print2PDF printer.
2. The Select Profile dialog will appear as follows:

Changing the preferences

Preferences can be changed at anytime. In a multi-user environment, changes will take effect immediately, but once the printer has been shared and added to a client, this requires another step. Any client with the Print2PDF printer currently installed will need to reinstall the printer. To do this, simply delete the printer from the client and re-add it from the server. If you are using a network folder to distribute profiles, this step will not be needed since the client will read the network share in real-time.

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