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Table Of Contents
- Why are PDF files popular?
- What PDF Converter does for you
- The PDF Product family
- Installation and Activation
- How to Get Help
- The PDF Converter Assistant
- Starting the Program
- Processing modes and outputs
- Handling Mixed Input Files
- How do PDF files work?
- Language Support
- SharePoint and other DMS support
- Web Updates
- XPS File Support
- Un-installation
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 Converter 6.0.
3. Click Remove to uninstall the program or Change to auto-repair it.
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.
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