PDF-XChange Co Ltd

27 Apr 2017

Presenting Build 322 release coming May 2017

We at Tracker Software Products are pleased to announce the upcoming release of Build 322 of our PDF-XChange V7 product line in May 2017.

Here is a short video highlighting some of the new features to be included in our latest, highly anticipated release of the PDF-XChange Editor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG_M71vCZZ8

26 Apr 2017

Local Goverment users - new license groups offered, price changes from May 1st 2017.

New license groups offered, price changes from May 1st 2017.

Local Goverment users now have their own specialist licenses to avoid confusion over volume user groups coverage ....

26 Apr 2017

Monday May 1st - European Office Closed

We would like to advise all our clients that on Monday May 1st - European Office Closed.

Our European office will be closed for the Statutory Holiday. A small Skeleton staff will be available for essential support issues and we will open again for business as usual on Tuesday May 2nd. Our North American office will be open as usual.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

17 Mar 2017

Tracker Software Help Forums will be down for maintenance for 1 hr

We are currently performing maintenance on our Support Forums now, and they will be unavailable for approximately 1 hr starting at 10 am.

Your patience is appreciated, if you have any questions our Support staff are available via email, support@pdf-xchange.com.

Best regards,

Tracker Software Products

08 Feb 2017

Notice: Canadian Office Severe Weather Conditions

Notice: Canadian Office Severe Weather Conditions

Due to an impending winter stormur Canadian office will be closing early today.

Sales & Support Staff will be available via email sales@pdf-xchange.com and support@pdf-xchange.com and our online support forums, your patience is appreciated.

Tracker Software Products

07 Feb 2017

Ladies and gentlemen - build 320 has been released

Ladies and gentlemen - build 320 is now available for download.

28 Nov 2016

PDF-XChange Version 6 Build 319 Released!

We at Tracker Software Products are pleased to announce the release of Build 319 of our PDF-XChange V6 product line on November 28, 2016.

Here is a short video highlighting some of the new features to be included in our latest, highly anticipated release of the PDF-XChange Editor

01 Sep 2016

PDF-XChange Version 6 Build 318 Coming Soon

We at Tracker Software Products are pleased to announce the upcoming release of Build 318 of our PDF-XChange V6 product line in September 2016.

Here is a short video highlighting some of the new features to be included in our latest, highly anticipated release of the PDF-XChange Editor.

28 Jun 2016

Clarion support discontinued.

Cessation of support for Clarion as a development tool.

It is with great personal regret and indeed a heavy heart - that I have to announce today that we will no longer be able to offer our products with the supply of Clarion specific add-on's such as Templates/Classes/DEMO's and Installer.

In the last year or more our primary Clarion developer Craig Ransom who many of you will know from the Clarion community over the years, has suffered a serious deterioration in his health and personal circumstances and this has led to less than ideal support and development for our Clarion users and indeed not up to the high standards you have come to expect from us over the past 15 years and we have always sought to offer.

Additionally our own sales to Clarion developers (in common with many 3rd party Clarion developers) has declined significantly over the past years and in reality we have long been unable to make an economic case for continuing to offer our 3rd party tools tailored for Clarion use - our own humble beginnings as Clarion developers in 1997 - coupled with Craig's enthusiasm and dedication made it very difficult emotionally to make the tough commercial decision that has frankly been long overdue, to cease Clarion support.

Therefore we have decided that as of today we can no longer confidently provide our tools commercially for the use of the Clarion community with Classes/Templates and libraries etc.

We would be pleased to reach an accommodation with any suitable individual or commercial organization that wish to continue to create a set of 3rd party tools based on our existing offering - provided they are willing to maintain and update and support as may be required.

Should you be interested in doing so please contact me direct and I will be pleased to consider any suggestions that may be forthcoming.

Craig has promised that he will do his utmost to correct some known issues before fully retiring - as I understand it there are some problems with the scanning templates/classes and he hopes to be able to resolve these through some minor updates to be posted as soon as possible.

If any client has purchased/renewed one of our products specifically for Clarion use in the most recent of months with us we will be sympathetic to any requests for refunds subject to assurances that new end user applications have not been providing using updates released since their purchase.

May I sincerely thank all our Clarion clients for their support and loyalty over the years and wish them every success for the future.

John Verbeeten
johnv@tracker-software.com

24 May 2016

If you dont want the Microsoft Windows 10 upgrade - be warned, you might get it anyway !!!!

Microsoft has faced criticism for changing the pop-up box encouraging Windows users to upgrade to Windows 10.

Clicking the red cross on the right hand corner of the pop-up box now activates the upgrade instead of closing the box.

And this has caused confusion as typically clicking a red cross closes a pop-up notification

The upgrade could still be cancelled, when the scheduled time for it to begin appeared, Microsoft said

The change occurred because the update is now labelled "recommended" and many people have their PCs configured to accept recommended updates for security reasons.

MS Update Window

This means dismissing the box does not dismiss the update.

Brad Chacos, senior editor at the PC World website, described it as a "nasty trick".

"Deploying these dirty tricks only frustrates long-time Windows users who have very valid reasons to stick with operating systems they already know and love," he wrote.

Microsoft said: "With the free Windows 10 upgrade offer ending on 29 July, we want to help people upgrade to the best version of Windows.

"As we shared in October, Windows 10 will be offered as a 'recommended' update for Windows 7 and 8.1 customers whose Windows Update settings are configured to accept 'recommended' updates.

"Customers can choose to accept or decline the Windows 10 upgrade."

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