pdf2flow

Even though most office work is nowadays done on a computer, paperwork is still something to tackle on a daily basis. However, it only takes a little while until a computer document is on a physical sheet of paper, and with the help of pdf2flow you can automate the printing process of PDF files throughout your network.

Quick setup through a wizard configurator

The initial launch brings up a wizard configuration process so you can go through the basics with plenty of help, and even have something accomplished in the end. Needless to say that this can be skipped and launched again at any moment. Every “next” button you press displays a new set of requirements, ranging from document folders, to email configuration and printer setup.
All of the options found in the wizard setup can also be manually handled in the main window. Different sections can easily be accessed, such as users, printers, templates, and rules, as well as a live log to view everything happening, especially handy if something goes wrong along the way.

Set up server and users list

Note that the application is not a virtual printer so you’re not able to create different types of files on your computer out of target PDF files. Proper configuration needs to be done for email system, although not mandatory, but it does make it possible to have specific emails automatically printed on a specific device.
If used on a local network, there’s the possibility for others to route printing tasks. This means that a computer must act as a server for all incoming tasks, while the same machine is used to configure the list of users which are allowed to print this way.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that pdf2flow is a handy application which can be used in office environments to enhance print tasks of PDF documents. It can take a bit of effort to properly get values right, but the wizard is sure to help you every step of the way.