If you’re one of those people who increasingly find files in Adobe’s Portable Document Format, or PDFs, a part of your daily life, you know they’re good for a lot of things, such as posting documentation like product manuals and warranty information online. Sometimes PDFs can be awkward to use, especially if you need to regularly extract information from them to use in other formats and applications. Software maker Some PDF specializes in PDF conversion utilities that convert and extract various files to and from the PDF format. Their PDF to Txt Converter converts PDFs to text files and vice versa, and does a fine job of it, too. Best of all, Some PDF to Txt converter is free, like its brethren in Some PDF’s lineup and unlike Adobe’s Acrobat, the big dog in the PDF pound, and with a correspondingly big price tag. Some PDF to Txt Converter handles PDFs created in Adobe programs and other applications, too.

Some PDF’s utilities download, install, and open briskly and competently, and they share a familiar interface that is fairly simple but functional. Txt Converter easily extracts text from PDFs and saves it in .txt format. It does its thing quickly, too, meaning it’s easy to convert multiple files at once. It will also convert encrypted files, provided you have the password.

Some PDF to Txt Converter is free, but donations of $20 or more to the developer earn you automatic notification of new releases.

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The Portable Document Format (PDF) is the business world’s choice for digital documents. It’s easy to post PDFs online for users to download. Unfortunately, using PDFs is not as easy as browsing to a Web page, as anyone who has ever downloaded a product manual will verify. You typically need a program that can open and read PDFs, such as Adobe’s Acrobat Reader or a third-party application. Even when you’ve got the PDF open, it’s not always easy to read or to navigate through multiple documents. More and more Web sites are giving you the option to view online manuals and documentation as Web pages instead of as PDFs. That’s where a PDF to HTML converter comes in. Software maker and PDF specialist Some PDF has a dandy one, and it’s free to boot.

Some PDF to HTML downloads, installs, and opens with a quickness and ease that suggests efficiency and competence. It has the familiar Some PDF interface used throughout its products: basic but fairly clean. You can convert and save whole pages as they are, but you also have a wide range of HTML output options that let you configure your documents for easy online posting, which can be a huge time-saver, especially if update your site frequently.

If you have a Web page and need to post PDFs, some PDF to HTML converters are better than others. Some PDF’s converter is one of them. Considering that it works at least as well as competitors costing upwards of $50, it’s hard to beat.

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People who use a lot of files in Adobe’s Portable Document Format (PDF) but can’t afford one of Adobe’s high-end products often end up buying third-party utilities designed to make creating and managing PDFs easier, which they do, but since many cost $50 or more, it quickly becomes an expensive proposition. Fortunately, software maker Some PDF has several high-quality PDF utilities that have the added advantage of being totally free. One of them is PDF Image Extract, which extracts images from PDF files without having to cut and paste and saves files in a wide range of formats, including JPEG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, and PNG.

Image Extract downloads, installs, and opens quickly and gets right down to business. A simple, well-thought-out interface makes it easy to load your PDFs, select your output options (such as image quality, gray scale levels, and other settings), and perform the extraction. You can import single files or whole directories. Tabs on the main window’s toolbar let you enter the owner’s and user’s passwords.

The program works well, which is just as well, since the help and documentation features are sparse and often seem to have lost some clarity in the translation to English. Online help is available, though, and Image Extract is easy enough to figure out without much guidance. Some PDF Image Extract is freeware, but for donations of $20 and up the developer will automatically notify of new releases.

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