ClickBook

ClickBook 15.0

ClickBook is a powerful virtual printer that can be used to print documents

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Latest version 15.0
Developer Blue Squirrel
Shareware $49.95
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ClickBook is a powerful virtual printer that can be used to print documents, graphic objects, presentations, web pages, etc. It integrates seamlessly with any Windows word processor, and can be accessed by using either the “Print” button within the text editor or the program’s executable.

This tool can be used for various purposes, such as: printing catalogs, brochures, calendars, greeting cards, CD jewel cases, business cards, and also for converting documents to PDF format. An aspect which I consider to be a drawback is that ClickBook doesn't allow you to print anything unless you buy its full version. This flaw makes it difficult for the user to test the efficiency of the application before buying it.

The graphical user-interface, in my opinion, contains too many buttons and looks quite crowded. A beginner might find it difficult to use. But I liked the fact that ClickBook is highly customizable, as it offers access to a great deal of settings and options.

I consider this program to be a useful virtual printer, but you need to buy it in order to take advantage of its features.

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Margie Smeer
4 (Senior editor)

Pros

  • It can be used to convert documents to PDF format
  • Supports reverse printing
  • Helps you create posters or banners

Cons

  • It doesn't allow you to print anything until you buy its full version

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E Robert Nagy
5
A great tool if you print a lot - especially if you need it quick and perhaps wont keep the document long. Even if you need a permanent document, its still great. More
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Gary McKibben
5
Best utility I ever used. Does EVERYTHING I need. More
Used it for years and does everything that I have ever needed More
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