Category: Windows / Authoring tools
License: Trial
Limitations : OS: Windows All
Size: 1.75 MB (1,830,136 bytes)
Introduction: Most likely, ABC Amber CHM Converter is a batch decompiler for Compiled Windows HTML Help files (*.chm) you've been searching for a long time. Taking CHM files or CHM ebooks, it will convert them to any document format you wish - PDF, RTF, HTML, DOC, TXT, MCW, etc. It creates contents with bookmarks (in RTF and HTML), extracts all pictures, keeps hyperlinks. In other words, you can produce new hypertext system in most popular formats. Key features of conversion to PDF using ABC Amber CHM Converter program include 40/128 bits PDF encryption, different PDF security options, page size and page orientation support, resolution mode, compression mode, and more. ABC Amber CHM Converter is a useful software for big CHM files. Here are some key features of "ABC Amber CHM Converter": · reads CHM files and converts them to PDF (doesn't require Adobe Acrobat to be installed), HTML (single file and web-site), RTF (MS Word doesn't need to be installed), HLP, TXT (ANSI and Unicode), DOC (Word 6.0/95/97-2003), DBF, MDB (MS Access), CSV, XML, XLS (MS Excel), WRI (Windows Write 3.0/3.1), WPD (WordPerfect 5.0/5.1 for DOS/5.x for Win/5.1-5.2 secondary, 5.0 secondary, WordPerfect 4.1/4.2), MCW (Word for Macintosh 4.0-5.1), WPS (Works 4.0 for Windows, Works 2000, Works for Windows 3.0), DOC (Word 2.x for Windows, Word 3.x-5.x for MS-DOS, Word 6.0 for MS-DOS), SAM (Ami Pro 3.0), WSD (WordStar 4.0/7.0), RFT (IBM's RFT-DCA), PWI (InkWriter/Note Taker), PSW (Pocket InkWord Document), PWD (Pocket Word Document), Clipboard · supports batch conversion (registered version only) · generates contents with bookmarks and hyperlinks in the output file · supports multiple charsets and encoding tables · easy to use and easy to set up · extracts pictures, maintains hyperlinks · keeps the structure of CHM file · supports multiple PDF and HLP export options · multi-language support, command line support and more Limitations: · 30 days trial
