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Vole PDF Creator Professional Edition lets you build professional PDF documents using an integrated Super WordPad. With Vole PDF Creator Professional Edition, you’ll be able to work with rich text, images, and hyperlinks, plus add multi-level bookmarks to your work.

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Please note folks: for every product you buy, you can get a worth $106 Sanwhole Office School Professional LTUD (Lifetime) license for free. You can give it to your children in school or other students to use. Please contact us within one month after purchase.

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Sanwhole Office Ultimate Edition LTUD (Lifetime) ($256)

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Norman Wong To help students learn safely, Sanwhole is offering unlimited iSchool tele-education servers and client side software completely free of charge to schools around the world. For more information, please see: https://sanwhole.com/products/iSchool or follow us at: https://twitter.com/sanwhole

Sanwhole - Dec 31 2020 at 6:15am Copy Link

Rustem Faz Do this program support right to left direction languages?

Jan 1 at 6:37am Copy Link

Alexandre Emeriau What are the differences between Vole PDF Creator Ultimate Edition and
Sanwhole Office Ultimate Edition LTUD (Lifetime) ?

Jan 1 at 7:04am Copy Link

Norman Wong @Rustem Faz, Hello.

RTL function is being debugged and can be put into use recently, stay tuned.

Sanwhole - Jan 1 at 7:07am Copy Link

Norman Wong @Alexandre Emeriau, Hello.

Sanwhole Office includes Vole PDF Creator and other 9 software. More detail, please see here: https://sanwhole.com/Prod...holeOffice

Sanwhole - Jan 1 at 7:13am Copy Link

Alexandre Emeriau Do we have a changelog for Sanwhole Office Ultimate Edition LTUD ?

Jan 1 at 7:24am Copy Link

Jim Buchanan A few questions about Sanwhole Office Ultimate Edition LTUD.
First: What does LTUD stand for? (I'll probably feel like a fool for asking but clarity is good).
Second: I went to the Sanwhole Office website and it said that their various programs are compatable with MS Office. That's okay but is it also coompatable with SoftMaker Office NX Universal, which I'm thinking about changing to shortly?
Third: It says here "Sanwhole is offering unlimited iSchool tele-education servers and client side software completely free of charge to schools around the world". I noticed the "i" and wondered if it must be a Apple product that uses it? I do not use Apple but my grandchildren do. What level of school does this apply to - Elementary, Intermediate, or just High School? I'm thinking HS.
If I get this then I'm going all out.

Jan 1 at 7:34am Copy Link

Norman Wong @lexandre Emeriau,

The detail change logs from the beginning are within in the software Version History. Please see here: https://sanwhole.com/Page...ation.html and https://sanwhole.com/Page...story.html.

Sanwhole - Jan 1 at 7:54am Copy Link

Jim Buchanan Thank you, Norman Wong. I tried to ask very simple questions that would require simple answers. I looked at the pages you suggested and thought about how hard the questions I gave are to answer:
"What does LTUD stand for?" - It stands for ... Likely To Utterly Destroy the competition - right? No?
"is it also coompatable with SoftMaker Office NX Universal" - Yes it is or no it isn't or I don't know.
"wondered if it must be a(n) Apple product that uses it?" - Now this is another hard answer - Yes - No.
Instead, I have to spend a lot of time (for me, that is) to figure out what exactly is on those pages and where to look. I gave up and have given up on this software which I thought would be great.
However, I trust you will be great for others who ask more 'hard' questions.
Am I a little upset? Nah, I expected as much and I'm too damn old to think about pleasantries. You all have a nice day.

Jan 1 at 8:18am Copy Link

Norman Wong @Jim Buchanan, Hello.

1) LTUD = Life time use + free 2 years upgrades, Please learn more here: https://sanwhole.com/Home/Agreement

2) The use of Vole Word and Vole Excel is similar to Microsoft Office Word and Excel. Most word processing software uses Microsoft Word standard and can process Docx files, including OpenOffice, LiberOffice, Softmaker, etc., as well as our Vole Word. But Sanwhole software doesn't support Softmaker proprietary file formats.

3) "i" stands for "Internet". iSchool server and client can only run in Windows system. iSchool does not impose any restrictions on the types of schools. This is up to the school to decide. To help students learn safely, welcome to join us. If you need, we can provide more detailed free support.

Sanwhole - Jan 1 at 8:27am Copy Link

Masood Khan I received an email for Vol PDF Creator Pro with the Key and supposedly a Download link. But when you click on the download link, it takes you to their website with a very convoluted list of all the software. It is very difficult to decide what to do. For PDF Creator, I downloaded the file that was blinking- It turned out to be The Studio with so many software, now I don't know where to add the key for the PDF creator that I received in their email.
I don't want so many software in the list and in the installed software. It is very confusing, time-consuming, and frustrating, For that reason, perhaps, I will never purchase any software from them, even if it is free.
I am very very frustrated.

Jan 1 at 9:42am Copy Link

Colin McAllister Norman, I tried, but the activation/registration defeated me too. I took the registration Information from the email and pasted it in *twice*. I kept getting "Check your email" messages. I tried a third time and got into the main program. No difference from the previious 2 attempts.

I tried "redeem voucher code", and was asked for email, password and voucher code. I have no idea what the password might be, so I chose one. That didn't work.

Go to website, go to email, enter "Voucher code", "registration information", "activate this pc", "redeem voucher code", plus email details, plus password. Sorry, but I'm moving on...life's too short.

Jan 1 at 3:26pm Copy Link

Clifford Casey When trying to register this software per the instructions, I get this message.

"Failed to download the licenses file, please check your email and password"

What's the deal? I registered on the Sanwhole Website as well thinking that I might have missed something. Very convoluted!

Jan 1 at 3:55pm Copy Link

Norman Wong @Clifford Casey, Hello.

According to the message, you may have used the wrong username or password.

You can confirm that your username and password are correct by logging into Sanwhole website directly (not Bitsdujour). After confirming that it is correct, try to activate the software with the correct user name and password.

Sanwhole - Jan 1 at 4:14pm Copy Link

John User I’ve put this on my desktop not the easiest of software to register, it looks very complicated and educational but after an hour I couldn’t get it to do anything let alone make a PDF document! It’s useless. Although I did manage to register it at top of the user interface (right) it still says Free Version?
I’ll be deleting it today. Good job it was free coz I’d be wanting my money back.

Jan 1 at 7:14pm Copy Link

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

BitsDuJour Admin - Jan 2 at 12:11am Copy Link

Stephen Barker As mentioned above, registration is not far short of torturous, and the installed software looks very complex and an integrated suite. I was expecting something like PDF Architect/Expert etc but I am not at all sure what I have installed. Presumably only the PDF functionality will work, so why install the rest? Installation including a totally unexpected 'building database' scan, presumably of all my files! I will try to use it at some stage, but am rather wary as a result of all the above.

Jan 2 at 2:30am Copy Link

Norman Wong @Stephen Barker, Hello.

Could you please explain in detail what you mean by "....including a totally unexpected 'building database' scan, presumably of all my files! "? Because, as the designer of the software, I can't think of what you're talking about.

Sanwhole - Jan 2 at 3:07am Copy Link

xilolee Hi!

Installation steps:

1) Download and install MS Visual c++ 2015-2019 redistributable (x64) 14.28.29334.0

https://aka.ms/vs/16/rele...st.x64.exe

1bis) Even if it's not necessary for this program, also x86 version:

https://aka.ms/vs/16/rele...st.x86.exe

2) Download and install setupsanwholestudio_X64.MSI:

https://sanwhole.com/PubD...io_X64.msi

3) Register on the Sanwhole website

https://sanwhole.com/en-U...t/Register

4) Open your email account, open the new email sent by Sanwhole.com, click the link to confirm the new sanwhole account.

5) Login to sanwhole

https://sanwhole.com/Account/login

6) Open the new installed software, click on the top-left icon, click Redeem purchase code, then enter email and password for the sanwhole account, and the license code received by bitsdujour

7) You'll get this window:

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(Title) Formal Licenses Notification
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(Description) You have 1 formal licenses pending and the shortest pending time is 30 days.
After 30 days, you will be granted the formal license(s).
At that time, you can activate your PCs with the formal license(s) again for free through 'Activate this PC'.
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(Button) OK
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8) After a month, the software should be activated again (???)

Jan 2 at 4:11am Copy Link

John User I’ve installed c++ but I still can’t produce a PDF file. I’m using Windows 2HO2 if that’s the problem.

Jan 2 at 11:24am Copy Link

Stephen Barker @Norman Wong Thanks for responding. The installation screen said something like it was building a database, and it took more than a minute. Mind you, I have a lot of files. Sorry I don't remember better, as I wasn't taking notes, not expecting to have to describe it. As I said, it seemed like it was building a database of all (pdf? MS Office?) files that it could load. I thought maybe the installed program wants to know all the files it can work with so it can list them to me - like a music manager. However, it just did this without asking, so I was rather taken aback.

Following your response, as author of the software, I am now even more concerned that something else was installed.

Jan 2 at 2:01pm Copy Link

Norman Wong @Stephen Barker, Thanks for your explanation.

Your second post says "...something like it was building a database" instead of "...including a totally unexpected 'building database' scan, presumably of all my files! " in your first post.

Please note that I can't explain to you these self guessing questions about these"...something like, ...it seemed like, ...I thought maybe". What I want to solve is what do you complain about our software?

If so, make it clear. And since you are complaining publicly, you are obliged to attach the necessary evidence, for example some screenshots. And we have a responsibility to explain it to the public.

If not, I suggest that you do not publish it in public, which is purely your personal guess. Because it will mislead the inexperienced readers.

Sanwhole - Jan 2 at 8:03pm Copy Link

Stephen Barker @Norman Wong. Thanks. Your question was 'What was wrong'? Well I think it has installed correctly, but I have not tried using it yet. So I don't have a current problem as a user of the software for you to solve right now, thank you.

To explain myself ... first why I haven't used it yet, and second why I posted.

I have four reasons for not using it yet.
1) No immediate need.
2) slight wariness over what it did during installation
3) not being sure quite what it is that I have installed
(I am expecting something like Acrobat or pdf Expert, but the product looks like it does more than work with pdfs. The installation process seemed to involve installing a comprehensive product and licencing only part of it - but it wasn't clear)
4) apprehensiveness about how difficult it is to learn to use, because of 3).

I posted because I thought that other users of this site would want to be aware that
1) the installation process was complex compared to all other software I have installed from this website
2) the software installed looked like some kind of integrated suite (perhaps much non-pdf related functionality?) certainly more complex compared to my expectations from other pdf packages
3) That the installation process including building a database.

I'm sorry that my report of the database scan seems to be an issue to you Norman. I know I read something like that as it was installing. Perhaps 'Building Database'. I think it was shown at the bottom (a sort of status bar?) of the centre-of-screen installation screen, which was roughly 10cm x 5cm. I think the centre-of-screen box may have been yellow or yellowy green. More than that I can't say.

Thank you for offering to help.

Jan 2 at 11:29pm Copy Link

Gregory Hayes I have registered twice on the web site hours apart using my correct email address as per directions and have not received an email to conform my account - Spam folders have been checked. So I am stuck at this point.

Jan 3 at 1:21am Copy Link

Clifford Casey It seems like this should be a wake up call for the developer. Your registration process has some serious flaws. I have yet to see any favorable responses.

Jan 3 at 1:54pm Copy Link