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Depends on the office version you have but here's a tutorial http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/exce ... 7.aspx#BM2 on how to manage your addons - basically you'd uncheck the novapdf one to have it removed.

No, your version is ok. To avoid getting into technical details basically doPDF has an application, a printer driver and a service. Right now the build number isn't synchronized between the application and the printer driver (as the printer driver is signed) so we're working on a solution to have th...

doPDF (the application) uses the novaPDF Printer Driver to create PDFs. That's why you have an entry for doPDF and another one for the printer driver. You cannot remove the printer driver as it will render doPDF inoperable - when you remove doPDF the printer driver will also be removed too. Other th...

doPDF 7 won't be developed anymore so we're not going to release a .NET version for it.
However, Windows 7/8 already come with .NET pre-installed so this shouldn't be an inconvenience.

We're working now to have it where if you send a custom size to doPDF, it will print exactly that size. So this means that whatever form it receives from the original program it will keep.

That's true, the add-ins are still downloaded in the event that you decide to install them at a later date.

In version 8 there are a lot of new predefined sizes compared to version 7, so we removed the temporary custom page size feature - we'll consider adding it back in the next version.

Yes, doPDF 8 now requires .NET and it needs that mainly due to the integration with the addins for Microsoft Office. You can avoid .NET by using version 7, right now there aren't incompatibilities with the existing OS - the downside is you don't get the add-ins for Microsoft office and the automatic...

@adrianu - where does it say on the site that it converts PDF documents to word documents?

This is something we're still working on, to have sync'ed versions between the printer driver and the application.