Adobe Systems Inc. Chooses 'Convert Doc'
A custom site license has been signed by Adobe allowing them to
install 'Convert Doc' on their servers. They will be using
it specifically to do Doc to HTML conversions. "We look forward to
using your product and potentially working together in the
future", Bob Free, Adobe 6/25/2004
TXL Wizard Released with whole new look and feel
TXL Wizard, the Text to Excel/CSV file conversion tool, has
been released. The tool was initially created by RMS Vision
Systems, and adopted by Softinterface. We gave it a new look
and feel, optimized the user friendliness, and gave it a command
line option for extra power. 4/15/2004
Lexis Nexis gives 'Diff Doc' the thumbs up!
“WE like
the product. It is fast and accurate. It seems to pick up all of
the differences in the documents, and it does a good job of
displaying those differences. We like the easy to use interface.
That is why we bought it!” Richard M. Baker (Lexis Nexis) 1/2004
Customer Reviews Come Flowing in as 'Diff Doc' Becomes A Main
Stream Product!
"I
found a product called Diff Doc that seems to work quite well for
comparing Word documents against other Word documents! (I don't
know how well it works with WordPerfect, though the documentation
claims that it is supported). Like many of you, I was looking at
DeltaView and was very upset at their inability to work with us on
the pricing structure. Diff Doc can also run from command line, so
integration with document managers is a snap (the author modified
the code over a couple of hours for me to get it to work with
WORLDOX Versioning. In return, I wrote his FAQ on WORLDOX
integration). Download an evaluation copy at
<http://www.softinterface.com/>."
'Diff Doc'
Troy Piersma excerpt from a
TechnoLawyer Newsletter.
8/1/2003
"Just read the
TechnoLawyer
post from Troy Piersma. I concur completely. I recently left a
big firm which used DeltaView, and looked to get an equivalent
program after being blown off by the DeltaView sales rep because I
wasn't big enough for their policy. My Tabs and Practices master
reseller, Judy Lassek, had also put me in WORLDOX, with which I am
very pleased. She had heard of DiffDocs through her network, and I
downloaded it and tried it out. I had a hard time comparing
versions of the same document at first, but after receiving an
update from DiffDocs, it has worked very well for me. My practice
is transactional, requiring revising contracts regularly, and the
program works great for doing that kind of comparison. I recommend
that solos and others try it out, if for no other reason than the
company is such a refreshing change from its competition! However,
that wouldn't make much difference if the product itself weren't
good." Michael V. Mulchay, PLC
8/1/2003
MDdatacor Selects 'Convert Doc' For It's File Conversion
Needs!
ATLANTA, GA, January 13, 2003
--- MDdatacor, inc., a leading provider of clinical information management
products for physician practices and the healthcare industry, recently
choose Convert Doc, a document conversion utility, from SoftInterface,
Inc. as its product of choice to convert "Office" style documents to
standard text files.
"We are very pleased with our decision to go with Convert Doc," commented
Tim Lewis, MDdatacor Vice President of Information Systems. "It is a
resource efficient program that currently converts over 75,000 documents a
day for us. We like the fact that the program has a command line interface
that allows us to integrate it into our automation routine. We evaluated
other software packages costing 10 to 20 times more, but selected Convert
Doc due to its speed and SoftInterface's service. We have been very
pleased with how quickly SoftInterface's development team responds to our
feedback and requests."
'Convert Doc' The Comprehensive Document Conversion Tool
Released
'Convert Doc' the
comprehensive document conversion utility has been released.
SoftInterface has created another simple to use yet highly sophisticated
document conversion tool.
If you need to convert thousands of files
with a variety of file types (PDF, Text, RTF, HTML, DOC, etc.) located
within many folders in a short period of time, this is the tool.
Especially if you
require complicated conversion jobs done on a regular basis.
'Convert Doc' can be run from the command line
allowing for use in batch files as well as launching programmatically from
other programs.
With CD you can use SoftInterface conversion
algorithms, or those built within MS Word itself giving you an extreme
amount of flexibility.
In
addition to doing file conversion, CD also has features to further enhance
its usefulness. For example, whole folders and sub-folders of files may
be specified to be converted. Also, you can choose to place the converted
files within the original folder or a folder of your choice.
Allen Segall
(President, SoftInterface, Inc.)
6/2002
IBM Gives SoftInterface the Thumbs Up
"Great customer service, prompt attention to our requirements, and
lightening speed development has been my experience with the staff at
Softinterface Inc. Within a few hours of installing the
WordConverterEXE product, I was convinced
that I made the right choice in doing business with this company.
For several months now, their product has been working in mission
critical environment flawlessly. With a few enhancement requests that were
completed and delivered the same day they were asked for,
WordconverterEXE has saved us time and money.
It's was a pleasure dealing with your team. Thanks Again!"
IBM
Canada, Toronto, Ontario,
Bruce King
4/2002
SoftInterface Releases CompareFilesX and FindInFilesX, RADical Components
So what's new and "different" about SoftInterface's
products? At first
glance SoftInterface's ActiveX/OCX creations are not terribly unique.
Comparing files and directories (CompareFilesX) or finding text within
files (FindInFilesX) has been done by many a programmer in the past.
Heck, all of Microsoft’s 32 bit operating systems have Find utility
that will optionally search for text. So
what makes SoftInterface think it can one up Bill?
Yes it’s true, they’ve been done before, however not in
the format of a component. By
encapsulating these capabilities within an ActiveX it allows programmers to
integrate this functionality into “their” end products.
This effectively will allow programmers to create their own input and
output GUI’s (or non GUI) specific to the nature of “their” products.
Also, both CompareFilesX and FindInFilesX feature a separate thread of
execution, effectively allowing for a smooth end user experience.
That is, the applications created with these components will allow the
end users to continue working while the components are hard at work.
Asynchronous task management makes everyone more productive.
Considering the time it would take an average programmer to
create a file comparator or text search facility, CompareFilesX and FindInFilesX
are priced very reasonably.
Allen Segall
(President, SoftInterface, Inc.)
PDFConverterX
released (4/2003)
new SoftInterface,
creator of FindInFilesX OCX/ActiveX component, has released its next
major product, PDFConverterX. PDFConverterX is an ActiveX component
designed to quickly add a PDF conversion utility to your application.
XLSConverterX
released (1/2003)
new SoftInterface,
creator of FindInFilesX OCX/ActiveX component, has released another
major product, XLSConverterX. XLSConverterX is an ActiveX component
designed
to manipulate comma delimited CSV, MS Excel files, and any files
MS Excel can open.
WDD has a
Mini-Diff tool to compare RTF, DOC, XLS (7/19)
update WordDocDiff, created with
CompareFilesX,
FindInFilesX and WordConverterX, has been updated to include a "Mini-Diff"
feature which can compare Rich Text. Source available.
CompareFilesX Now shows detailed paragraph diffs (1/22/2002)
update The comparing of directories, files, and
now paragraphs with files can now be quickly integrated into your own
application with CompareFilesX.
Demonstration VB source available.
WordConverterX Now has DLL Interface (1/10/2002)
update WordConverterX
can now be accessed as a DLL in addition to an ActiveX component. WordConverterX
converts MS Word and Excel documents to different file types (HTML, TXT etc.)
WordConverterEXE, a command line tool is also available.
WordConverterEXE now available. (12/2/2001)
new WordConverterEXE is a document
(Excel/Word) conversion utility built with WordConverterX
(Component/OCX/ActiveX). WCE can be run from the command line allowing for use
in batch files or GUI driven.
Compare MS Word/Excel Docs Side by Side (11/15/2001)
update WordDocDiff, created with CompareFilesX,
FindInFilesX and WordConverterX, has been updated to include a "Search For
Text" feature. Source available.
FindInFilesX Standard Now Functions in MSVC v6 (9/28/2001)
update SoftInterface, Inc's FindInFilesX
(A text search tool/component) now supports the MSVC 6 development environment. FindInFilesX
runs on a separate thread allowing efficient end user programs.
WordDocDiff Now Has Reporting (9/26/2001)
new WordDocDiff,
an MS Word/Excel and directory comparitor tool, now exports a savable
and printable report of all changes found between two files.
Compare MS Word
Docs Side by Side (8/21/2001)
new WordDocDiff compare 2 MS Word docs
side by side. This is a great utility for contract, legal, and/or
financial documents that need to be compared. Compare *.DOC, *.TXT,
*.HTML etc..
Compare MS Word
Docs Side By Side (7/30/2001)
new WordDocDiff, a Microsoft Word
Document comparator application is now in Beta 2. Both CompareFilesX and
WordConverterX were used in the creation of this app.
FindInFilesX
Supports Subdirectory Recursion (7/13/2001)
update SoftInterface, Inc's FindInFilesX
(A text search tool/component) supports recursive sub-directories.
FindInFilesX runs on a separate thread allowing efficient end user
programs.
FindInFilesX Now
Supports NT 4.0 (6/11/2001)
update SoftInterface,Inc's
FindInFilesX (A text search tool/component) has been updated to support
Windows NT4.0. Previous releases did not support this operating
system.
FindInFilesX (Text
Search/Component) Updated! (5/15/2001)
update SoftInterface,Inc's
FindInFilesX (A text search tool/component) Standard Edition has been
updated. Several bugs have been resolved and it is somewhat faster as
well. FindInFilesX runs on a seperate thread allowing efficient end user
programs.
FindInFilesX
supports Excel (3/28/2001)
updated SoftInterface
has updated FindInFilesX to parse through office documents such as Word
for Windows. Now you can add a text search utility to your end
application. A demo application is free to download and the product
comes with source.
FindInFilesX
supports Word (3/12/2001)
updated SoftInterface
has updated FindInFilesX to parse through office documents such as Word
for Windows. Now you can add a text search utility to your end
application. A demo application is free to download and the product
comes with source.
CompareFilesX
released (1/26/2001)
new SoftInterface,
creator of FindInFilesX OCX/ActiveX component, has released its next
major product, CompareFilesX. CompareFilesX is an ActiveX component
designed to quickly add a file/directory compare facility to a
programmers end product.
CompareFilesX beta
released (1/19/2001)
new SoftInterface
has released the beta version of CompareFilesX, a file and directory
comparison component. If you need to do a 'diff' on a file within your
program, then check out this component.
FindInFilesX 1.02B
released (10/31/2000)
new SoftInterface
has released FindInFilesX 1.02, an ActiveX component designed to assist
developers add a text search utility to their end products.
FindInFilesX Pro
1.01 released (10/20/2000)
update SoftInterface
has released FindInFilesX Professional, a new ActiveX component designed
to assist developers to quickly add a text search engine to their end
products.
FindInFilesX Pro
1.1 beta released (10/6/2000)
new SoftInterface
has released the beta of it's new professional version of FindInFilesX,
which allows developers to quickly add a text search (grep) utility to
their end products.
FindInFilesX 1.02
released (6/27/2000)
new SoftInterface
has released FindInfilesX 1.02, a new ActiveX component designed to
assist developers to quickly add a text search utility to their end
products.
