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Marco Favero Please let me know if even powerpoint 2010 is included in reduction
of file,thanks

marco favero

Sep 6 2010 at 3:07am Copy Link

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Andy Ingle Hi Marco,

The software does not currently support the Office 2010 file formats, however, purchasing the product with maintenance will entitle you to a free upgrade when they're introduced later this year.

Thanks,
Andy

Neuxpower - Sep 6 2010 at 4:09am Copy Link

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Don Goddard I recommended purchase of NXPowerLite at my workplace and we have been using it for over 3 years.  It has drastically reduced the size of our PowerPoint files without hampering slide layouts or functionality (i.e., animation display).  This is a great utility!

Sep 6 2010 at 3:43pm Copy Link

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Carlos Luis Brito Let me know whenever you have the 50% discount again. I have Windows XP - Proffesional 2007

Carlos Luis Brito

Sep 9 2010 at 7:02am Copy Link

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Nico Westerdale @Carlos You can get an email notification by clicking the 'I Want This' button on the deals that you want!

BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 9 2010 at 7:30pm Copy Link

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Don Goddard This is an incredible utility. I help instruct a 40 hour course with heavy PowerPoint use. NXPowerLite drastically reduced the size of our presentations that contained many photos that were shot higher resolutions than necessary for that instructional medium. We noticed no decrement in quality in the optimized presentations!

May 30 2011 at 5:44pm Copy Link

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mikkel ericcson Tried this software, and for jpg's it produces good result, taking a 2mb jpg down to 600kb, but haven't managed to get this working for any other file format, Is this just a restriction in the demo version?

May 30 2011 at 9:18pm Copy Link

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Brenton Robinson NXPowerLite Desktop Edition looks like a great program.
If a Microsoft Word document is reduced in size with NXPowerLite and then subsequently modified with the Word program, should it again be processed with NXPowerLite?
Thanks for your help.

May 30 2011 at 10:57pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Mikkel, the trial version isn't limited by file format, however the technology works best on image/media heavy files. Therefore if you have Office documents or PDFs that contain images you are likely to get better results. We have some example files of each format on this page of our website that you can use to see the software in action: http://www.neuxpower.com/...-it-works/

Neuxpower - May 31 2011 at 12:07am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Brenton, it will depend on whether the edits increased the file size substantially. If you just make some simple text edits the file won't re-inflate to the original size - once it's reduced it stays reduced even if it's subsequently edited. However, if someone added a lot more content to the document including more pictures etc. then you can process it with NXPowerLite again to reduce any new content that has been added. We tag elements in a file so we don't re-optimize them if they have been optimized before.

Neuxpower - May 31 2011 at 12:12am Copy Link

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David McCartney Does it support Microsoft Publisher? How does your compression for PDF's compare to the full version of Adobe Acrobat?

Thanks

May 31 2011 at 11:22am Copy Link

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Edward Smith Is there a size limit? I just tried it on a 14 meg, an 8 meg and a 7 meg Acrobat file and it would not compress any of them; I just got a red X??

May 31 2011 at 1:47pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi David, I'm afraid we don't support Microsoft Publisher at this point. As our software does reduce resolution of content, we felt Publisher might not be appropriate as often files are intended for print. If you a requirement to reduce Publisher files though, it will be great to discuss further with you?

Our compression compared with using Acrobat varies - PDFs support a lot of internal content formats not all of which we support with this first release.

Broadly speaking though, our customers have reported similar average results. There are some files we do better on, some roughly the same and some less well. However, we are aiming to broaden our support for content we don't yet optimize within PDF quickly, which will boost performance, and if you don't need the rest of the features within Acrobat, NXPowerLite can be purchased for a considerably lower price.

Neuxpower - May 31 2011 at 7:50pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Edward, there isn't a specific size limit for the trial version, the issue is more likely to be related to content within the files that we don't yet support. We are keen to keep improving our software, so if you are able to share any of the files with us it will be great to take a closer look at why we aren't able to reduce them. From this we would be able provide more insight as to why we couldn't reduce them and let you know if it's something we can improve in a later point release. Please write to me at mike.power

neuxpower.com if you'd like us to have a closer look at these files.
Thanks,
Mike

Neuxpower - May 31 2011 at 8:04pm Copy Link

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David McCartney Mike,

Comments about Publisher understood.

I would like to send you a 7meg PDF which resulted in no compression. How best io do?

Dave

Jun 1 2011 at 3:12am Copy Link

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Edward Smith I too would be happy to send you files. Via email?

Jun 1 2011 at 3:16am Copy Link

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Danny Only Microsoft doc supported, no other brands like (SoftMaker) TMD doc?

Jun 24 2015 at 11:37am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Danny, yes NXPowerLite only supports the Microsoft Office formats. Although I see SoftMaker Office is compatible, so if a file is saved in the Microsoft format from SoftMaker it should be possible to shrink it with NXPowerLite.
Thanks.

Neuxpower - Jun 24 2015 at 12:01pm Copy Link

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PBMCMLXXI Gave a trail last night. Bit frustrated/disappointed could not see away to do folder level. Would have to manually to each folder and select etc. Any plans to incorporate such function?

Jun 26 2015 at 12:31am Copy Link

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Danny To optimize a file is somewhat at the expense of quality. The website of not all claim, right?

Jun 26 2015 at 4:07am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hello Paul, adding a folder feature in is definitely in our future plans. However, it creates considerable additional complexity when mixed with the replace and backup or create optimized copy features. So to make sure we get it right we are still building a picture of what the primary use cases would be for this. Are you able to share anything about what you would like to use that feature to achieve?

Neuxpower - Jun 26 2015 at 5:18am Copy Link

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Mike Power Danny, technically we are reducing quality in some areas, e.g. resizing images embedded in documents. However, we are always doing so with the intent to not compromise visual quality - so with our default settings you shouldn't be able to see the quality difference. If for any reason you did have an issue with a particular file, there are settings to control the quality so you can adjust this as needed.

Neuxpower - Jun 26 2015 at 5:21am Copy Link

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PBMCMLXXI @Mike, pretty much if have a lot of folders already structured, ie a One Drive folder, have folders within that etc, just at a root level a option to do all files within the folder/folders in batch.

Jun 26 2015 at 11:16am Copy Link

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Danny @Mike Power,

At this purchase are minor updates to a new version (upgrade) included? On your website I read something from maintenance subscription. How should I see this?

Jun 26 2015 at 12:05pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Paul, understood, thanks for responding with the extra info.

Neuxpower - Jun 26 2015 at 12:13pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Danny, the annual maintenance subscription covers all upgrades, I see this isn't an option to buy on BitsDuJour, so to keep things simple we will throw in the first years cover for BDJ purchases - normally $10.

Neuxpower - Jun 26 2015 at 12:21pm Copy Link

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PBMCMLXXI @mike, what is the best method to communicate after today? Looking to buy but would like to continue feedback/beta test any future dev/releases. Thanks.

- I think I may have your email add via my work email account.

Jun 26 2015 at 12:31pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Paul, probably best to send an email to sales

neuxpower.com. It's our centrally monitored address, if you address it to me it will reach me. Would be great to have your input - thanks.

Neuxpower - Jun 26 2015 at 1:02pm Copy Link

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Petr Hi, I purchased your Desktop NXPowerLite version 5 in July of 2014. I now have a new laptop. Will my Registration Code work on the current download version?

If "no", do you have an upgrade price or offer?

Nov 10 2016 at 1:06pm Copy Link

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Petr Hi, I also have the FILEminimizer software from Balesio. It is a competitive product. I am trying to decide which product to upgrade and install on my new laptop. Can you please provide a comparision of your NXPowerLite Desktop for Windows with FILEminimizer? Thx

Nov 10 2016 at 1:19pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Petr,
NXPowerLite is now on version 7, so the code you have won't work on this current version unfortunately. The upgrade price is $25 which is the same as the deal price today for a license.
Both products provide very similar functions and file support. One important factor I'd suggest considering is to making sure the products are still being actively maintained so you know it will continue to work as time goes on and that you can access support. I can confirm we are constantly updating our technology, so version 7 was last updated in June this year - you can see the detailed release history for 7 here:
http://support.neuxpower..../207614019
Balesio's website only shows support up to Office 2013, so I honestly don't know if they are still developing their suite product or not. You could perhaps give them a shout to confirm.
Finally I'd say price seems quite key - it looks like Balesio is $54 for an upgrade, which is a little over double the price of NXPowerLite.

Hope this helps - and happy to answer any further questions you might have.
Thanks, Mike

Neuxpower - Nov 10 2016 at 2:04pm Copy Link

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lisba f Downloading Trial doesn't work for me.

Mar 18 2021 at 10:12am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi there, sorry to hear you're having trouble with downloading the trial. I'm not sure why but perhaps this link may work for you?
https://redirect.neuxpowe...test/setup

Neuxpower - Mar 18 2021 at 10:55am Copy Link

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thezen v7? so I need to pay to upgrade to v8?

Mar 18 2021 at 3:22pm Copy Link

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Frank User Bought version 9.0.4 Thanks.

Mar 18 2021 at 11:59pm Copy Link

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Mike Power You don't need to pay for an upgrade to v8, the deal is for version 9.

Neuxpower - Mar 19 2021 at 1:35am Copy Link

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Colin McAllister Is it just me? Clicking the "website" link above, produces a "404 -not found "error.

Mar 19 2021 at 2:08am Copy Link

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Mike Power Sorry about that - it was an old URL and the redirect wasn't set up - it's fixed now.

Neuxpower - Mar 19 2021 at 2:38am Copy Link

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Gary User I opened today's (3/20/2021) BitsDuJour to check out this deal, but it says "Deal has Expired"? what's with that? (3/20/2021)

Mar 20 2021 at 11:59am Copy Link

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Wearsie Jackson Wow! This baby took a 12.5MB PowerPoint file and brought it down to less than 2MB....in a manner of seconds! No noticeable difference in quality whatsoever.

Smaller files? YES PLEASE! Great utility, well worth the 17 bucks!!

Thanks BDJ!!! --- Weerz

Jan 13 2022 at 7:35pm Copy Link

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Nico Westerdale Great News! Neuxpower has agreed to extend this deal for another day - Enjoy!

BitsDuJour Admin - Jan 14 2022 at 12:11am Copy Link

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Lewis Everall FILEminimizer ist auch gut 50-100% Rabatt

FILEminimizer is also good 50-100% discount

Best regards marc anderson

Jan 14 2022 at 3:00am Copy Link

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Paul User Thank you for this offer. I have both FILEminimizer and NXPowerLite Desktop. I've just upgraded to version 9 of NXPowerLite Desktop from version 6. For me it blows FILEminimizer out of the water, especially on ease of use and user interface... extremely well thought out. Thanks BDJ for another great deal!

Jan 14 2022 at 12:33pm Copy Link

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Oliver User I just bought this software and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised.

The tool shrunk a PDF file (eBook) from 16 MB to 6 MB.
I have to say that is really remarkable.

I would recommend it to anyone who wants to save storage space.

Jan 14 2022 at 12:52pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Paul, thanks for your kind words about NXPowerLite - very much appreciated. I hope you get great value out of your investment in the latest version of our software.

Neuxpower - Jan 14 2022 at 1:16pm Copy Link

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Melody User Hi. I purchased the product this weekend and am eager to use it. However, I am receiving a dmg file on a Windows computer. I extracted using 7-Zip but do not see any executable files. Stumped on the process to install the software on my system. Help!

Jan 17 2022 at 11:00am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Melody, the dmg file is for our Mac version. You can download for Windows using this link instead: https://redirect.neuxpowe...test/setup. Please let me know if you have any further trouble.

Neuxpower - Jan 17 2022 at 11:06am Copy Link

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riad af Can the software be installed in all my computers ?

Jun 9 2022 at 12:55am Copy Link

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Tazzie Does this program have a dark mode?

Jun 9 2022 at 1:28am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Riad, the license can installed on up to 3 computers that you are the main user of.

Neuxpower - Jun 9 2022 at 2:36am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Tazzie, the Mac version does have dark mode yes.

Neuxpower - Jun 9 2022 at 2:37am Copy Link

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Tazzie Does the Windows version have dark mode? I am using Win 11 and my laptop and Win 10 on my desktop

Jun 9 2022 at 3:22pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Tazzie, sorry no the Windows version does not yet have a dark mode.

Neuxpower - Jun 10 2022 at 1:58am Copy Link

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Tazzie @Mike Power ... Thanks! I hope it will be implemented soon. I really like the program, and amazed at how well it works! Unfortunately, I require a dark mode to be able to use software at length.

Jun 10 2022 at 2:09am Copy Link

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riad af Using it for years, love it

Nov 19 2022 at 1:15am Copy Link

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Kat D Just tried the trial on some files. I'm sold!

Nov 19 2022 at 12:26pm Copy Link

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Nico Westerdale Great News! Neuxpower has agreed to extend this deal for another day - Enjoy!

BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 20 2022 at 12:11am Copy Link

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Gary User First the good news on the trial - it worked on a 45mb PDF. But the PDF is just text (a local property tax roll) and using the "strong - smallest files" just reduced it by 4% - not a significant amount.

Jul 18 2023 at 8:05am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Gary,

Sometimes files don't have any content in that can be compressed by NXPowerLite. There can be a lot of reasons for this though - we have an option in the app if you right-click for "What if my file didn't reduce?". This takes you to our latest advise on how to make sure your file is as small as possible - even if NXPowerLite wasn't able to do it automatically this time.

We have a free analysis tool here that will give you a breakdown of what content in your PDF file is taking up space:
https://wecompress.com/en/analyze
Then we have detailed instructions on how to get your file smaller manually:
https://neuxpower.com/blo...-file-size

Sorry that NXPowerLite wasn't able to reduce this file automatically for you - but hopefully the links above will be some help.

Thanks,
Mike
Neuxpower

Neuxpower - Jul 18 2023 at 8:10am Copy Link

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Kat D Absolutely brilliant software! First one I've found that does an excellent job on PDFs. Thank you!

Jul 18 2023 at 8:52am Copy Link

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Stephen Warkentien I am the owner and sole user of two personal computers. Since your software is "licensed by user" then I would only require one license for both computers, correct?

Jul 18 2023 at 10:48am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hello Stephen, yes correct - our standard terms allow you to install and use on up to 3 computers that you are the primary user of.

Neuxpower - Jul 18 2023 at 10:58am Copy Link

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Gary User just tried it on a photo and it did a significant reduction without any noticeable change in viewing quality.

Jul 18 2023 at 12:20pm Copy Link

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Gary User I tried it on two pdf files with a large amount of graphics. It did a great job, reducing an 87mb pdf to 38mb, and an 18mb to 8mb.

Jul 19 2023 at 4:07am Copy Link

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Paul User Long time very satisfied user of this software. There is none better in this sphere. Buy with confidence, you won't regret it!

Aug 13 2024 at 6:25am Copy Link

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Mike Power Thanks Paul, we really appreciate the vote of confidence, and we are also glad to hear that NXPowerLite has been working well for you too. Cheers! Mike

Neuxpower - Aug 13 2024 at 6:41am Copy Link

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HJ B The concern is whether removing bits from a pdf or Office file may degrade some use to which that file may be put. Depending upon the "original" such degradation may be more or less. Since I am new to this program, I do not know what, if any, of the following is adversely affected.
- legibility on screen (various types of screens)
- legibility when printed to hard copy
- quality when thereafter converted to another format
- quality of search when a graphic text pdf is converted to background text
- factors in the original document, such as text font and size and headers and footers, etc.

This program offers several levels of size reduction. Can you tell us what, if any, degradations tend to occur, at each level. Particularly when dealing with important documents, it is important for the user to be informed as to that.

Aug 13 2024 at 12:50pm Copy Link

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Dunking I would like to know the answer to HJB's question as well. I tend to scan documents to jpg for archival purposes, and while those files can be reduced in size considerably, I wouldn't want to be losing any information.

I've taken to converting the images (or series of same) to pdf for various reasons, and use pdfXchange for this. The resultant pdf is far smaller than the original images but without apparent loss of detail. So my question would be: does this application do a better job that pdfXchange or would it be just another program that ends up with little use in my circumstance?

Aug 14 2024 at 1:31am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hello HJ B, apologies for the delay, we are based in the UK so your question landed quite late at night for us. Details of the settings used in each of the built-in profiles along with what each setting means are covered here:
https://support.neuxpower...t-my-files

You also have the option to make your own custom profiles and to set each individual setting to your preference.

The settings are a tradeoff of size against visible changes. Our balanced profile aims to get the most reduction without any visible change. It will depend on your exact files, so you may find that you can increase the compression without noticing any differences - or you may find you need to tone down the compression to get a satisfactory result.

Neuxpower - Aug 14 2024 at 1:42am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Dunking, it would depend on how efficiently the pdfXchange tool is making those PDF files - and how important it might be to you to make them smaller still. I would recommend trying the free trial version of NXPowerLite on some of your files to see whether it makes enough of a difference for you or not.

Neuxpower - Aug 14 2024 at 1:44am Copy Link

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Dunking Thanks, Mike. I will give the trial a go.

Aug 14 2024 at 5:35am Copy Link

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HJ B @Mike Power

Many thanks for the information. I am purchasing the program since it clearly has some capabilities that may be of use, beyond the shrink functions that are in Adobe Acrobat Pro. (My main interest is with regard to pdfs and Word documents).

However, the information you have provided does not touch upon some key aspects of working with pdfs.

A. Broadly speaking, there are three types of pdfs. I am sure you know all of this, but I need to say it in order to express my further questions.

1. A pdf that is created from a text document, such as MS Word.
2. A pdf that is created from a scan, and is entirely a graphic.
3. Type 2, but an additional Acrobat function, creates and invisible back document through optical character recognition. In that way, the document can be searched and parts can be copied and pasted into other media, such as Word. The disadvantage of this type 3 is that the OCI result will make mistakes that cannot be seen by reading the document. Thus, a word in the graphic may be Mike, but the hidden back document may have read it as Mihe. A search for Mike, will not catch that.

Each of these types have the further possibilities of being protected from reading by a password or protected as to various modifications by a password, or both. As you have noted, they may also carry metadata put there by the original document or by the pdf creation document.

B. 1. Do you have any information as to how your program impacts the various types of pdfs?

2. If applied to a type 2 document, does it impair the ability to turn it into a type 3 document.

3, Is your program restricted by password protection that may be on the pdf?

4. Adobe and MS Word have the ability to convert a pdf into a word document. Is that ability impacted by the prior use of your program on the pdf?

5. Does your program preserve all of the formatting and pagination of the original pdf?

6. When your program is used to modify a pdf, does the new pdf include metadata showing that your program was used and what types of modifications were made?

These questions all sound technical, but in business and legal environments, it is important to know whether a modified pdf can be counted upon to have precisely the same informational content and capabilities as the original pdf.

C. A suggestion. This relates to all of the kinds of documents that NXPowerLite works on. It is easy for a person or an organization to buildup a huge collection of documents. For the sake of organization, documents can be put into appropriately named folders, and the document, itself, can have an appropriately descriptive name. However, those naming conventions have their practical limitations. I think it would be great if the user could easily embed, words or phrases, as metadata, that could then be searched for as easily as a search for a file or folder name. A search for C123 would, for example, yield all documents relating to client 123. A search for T59, across all folders, would yield all real estate contracts (topic 59). A search for DC2024-12. Would yield all documents created in December 2024. A combination would yield all real estate contracts created in December 2024.

I note this because useful and reliable organization is now generally more important than file size. Your familiarity with the innards of documents may enable you to also help improve the problems of file organization and retrieval.

Aug 14 2024 at 6:39am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi HJ B,

A/B: Toward the bottom of this page you'll find a section that discusses the different types of PDF and what NXPowerLite does to them:
https://neuxpower.com/compress-pdf
Our software does not affect the text or hidden text put there by OCR software.

2: It would be possible to impair OCR if you reduced the resolution of a full-page graphic enough. However, if you keep the settings balanced then this should not cause enough noise in the graphic to confuse OCR.

3. It cannot bypass passwords - so any documents with passwords will be skipped.

4. No.

5. Yes.

6. NXPowerLite saves metadata in the file to show that it has been compressed using NXPowerLite and the settings that were used.

C. Thanks for the suggestion we'll take it onboard and give it some thought. I did do a quick search and it seems like there's something a bit like this in Windows already - although how usable it is I cannot vouch for - sharing in case you find it useful:
https://www.lifewire.com/...ws-4587240

Neuxpower - Aug 14 2024 at 7:37am Copy Link

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riad af What is the exact last version name/number of the software?

Apr 1 2025 at 1:11am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi there, the version on Windows is 10.3.2 and it is 10.3.1 on macOS.

Neuxpower - Apr 1 2025 at 1:17am Copy Link

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senneka Can I update the previous version with a discount?

Apr 1 2025 at 4:02am Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi there, the BDJ offer is only on full licenses but you can buy the new version and replace your older version. This discount is bigger than the discount offered for upgrades normally. Upgrades are charged at 40% off the full price, whereas this is 65%, so you are still saving more with the BDJ deal.

Neuxpower - Apr 1 2025 at 4:39am Copy Link

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Sebastià User En la web original, se informa que un mismo usuario lo puede instalar en tres dispositivos con la misma licencia.
En esta oferta, ¿se puede instalar simultáneamente en varios dispositivos de un mismo usuario?
¿Se puede usar en un ordenador de sobremesa y en un portátil a la vez, sin tener que estar desinstalando e instalando.

Apr 1 2025 at 10:36am Copy Link

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Mike Power Sí. Se puede usar en tres computadoras para el mismo usuario. La licencia es la misma. Gracias.

Neuxpower - Apr 1 2025 at 10:39am Copy Link

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Stephen Warkentien "NXPowerLite Desktop is licensed per user"

That means I need only one license to run NXPowerLite Desktop on multiple PCs where I am the sole user. Correct?

Apr 4 2025 at 2:38pm Copy Link

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Mike Power Hi Stephen, yes NXPowerLite is licensed per user and you can use it on up to 3 x PCs where you are the sole user.

Neuxpower - Apr 5 2025 at 2:49am Copy Link

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