Standee wrote:sounds like you're using it in a commercial setting, I'd buy Acrobat/Distiller if it was business critical.
We're too tight to fork out for that! The ability to convert multiple MS Office docs into one PDF is probably the main feature we need. Cute doesn't have it, does it?
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McLaren_Field re Damo wrote:
Neville Bartos wrote:What is it that you contribute in exchange for your benefit payments?
Sam Buca II wrote:We're too tight to fork out for that! The ability to convert multiple MS Office docs into one PDF is probably the main feature we need. Cute doesn't have it, does it?
No idea.
It really does annoy me when business expect to get fully featured software for nothing, think about the cost of NOT being able to convert multiple documents into PDF files and then think about the £200 acrobat/distiller would cost, then think about how many documents you'll send in that format over a year, then wotk out the unit cost per document.
Think about not being able to convert completed accounts to PDF and post them on the Companies House website via webfiling.
It really does annoy me when business expect to get fully featured software for nothing, think about the cost of NOT being able to convert multiple documents into PDF files and then think about the £200 acrobat/distiller would cost, then think about how many documents you'll send in that format over a year, then wotk out the unit cost per document.
Think about not being able to convert completed accounts to PDF and post them on the Companies House website via webfiling.
No, it doesn't.
It annoys me too. We'll pay excessive amounts for things we dont need but stuff like this, we'll try get it as cheap as possible! £89 for Acrobat standard aint too steep. We actually dont send too many PDFs out, but it has risen about 200% recently. I'll stop there before i go off on a whole different tangent and whinge about other things we need and dont get
Companies House is a whole different story. Our LTD compmany accounts are all based on IRIS Accounting Software, which can output a report to PDF format and would be then forwarded to Co. House.
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McLaren_Field re Damo wrote:
Neville Bartos wrote:What is it that you contribute in exchange for your benefit payments?
It annoys me too. We'll pay excessive amounts for things we dont need but stuff like this, we'll try get it as cheap as possible! £89 for Acrobat standard aint too steep. We actually dont send too many PDFs out, but it has risen about 200% recently. I'll stop there before i go off on a whole different tangent and whinge about other things we need and dont get
Companies House is a whole different story. Our LTD compmany accounts are all based on IRIS Accounting Software, which can output a report to PDF format and would be then forwarded to Co. House.
Without labouring the point, because you said you agree, personally I'd worry if my accountant couldn't see the business case for spending £89 on business critical software, I'd also be concerned that they couldn't express it in their own accounts as a legitimate expense.
Have a look what the paid for version of CutePDF can do, that might be a feature?
Standee wrote:Without labouring the point, because you said you agree, personally I'd worry if my accountant couldn't see the business case for spending £89 on business critical software, I'd also be concerned that they couldn't express it in their own accounts as a legitimate expense.
Have a look what the paid for version of CutePDF can do, that might be a feature?
I do worry sometimes. They're idiots who spend £200 on headed note pads for clients but they sit in a box and no one uses them - well except me! I often find myself shaking my head at somethings.
I'll have a gander at the paid version and see what said director thinks of it. Acrobat X Standard is £132 actually, I converted it on $139 but UK price is more?
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McLaren_Field re Damo wrote:
Neville Bartos wrote:What is it that you contribute in exchange for your benefit payments?
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