Web Updates. Nuance PDF Converter 7.0 Professional, PDF CONVERTER STANDARD 3 - GUIDE

These last two topics relate to PDF Converter Professional.

Web Updates

Select Automatic Web Updates under the Help menu to be informed whenever a program update is available for any of the three components.

You can also get the latest program updates directly from the Help menu.

Please ensure that web access is available.

Un-installation

1.

Select Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel. Under

Vista, select Programs and Features from the Control Panel.

2. Select Nuance PDF Professional 7.0.

3.

Click Remove to uninstall the program or Change to auto-repair it.

This removes all three components of PDF Converter Professional.

A de-activation step is performed at the start of uninstallation, allowing you to reinstall the program later without re-activation problems.

De-activation requires web access. www.nuance.com

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