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Features:
In addition to containing the functionality of all the other three Adlib Express servers as one comprehensive document management and transformation application at one low price, it also contains additional functionality through the Adlib ExpressConversion Extended Output Module, which would normally be an addition to ExpressConversion server.
Adlib ExpressEnterprise Server is a fully integrated and comprehensive document transformation suite of applications. If your needs go beyond standard document conversion or document publishing or OCR text recognition and require the capabilities of all of these features, then ExpressEnterprise Server should be considered. From the start, ExpressEnterprise server offers the full range of document tranformation offered by all our other servers combined, including document conversion, document publishing and OCR text recognition. Combining all this functionality inside one comprehensive application gives you the ability to convert documents from one form to another, scan images for text, apply that text to the published documents and apply publishing options to change the appearance of the resulting document.
Usually offered as a seperate functional module, ExpressEnterprise server also includes Extended Output capabilities that allow users to convert PDF documents to RTF, convert Word to PDF, PDF to JPEG, PDF to TIFF, PDF to PNG, convert Djvu to PDF, MIME to PDF and many more. Adlib ExpressEnterprise Server provides an extensive range of features to support document conversion in a single application.
There is no need to connect different software components together to meet your requirements – Adlib ExpressEnterprise Server does it all. Convert to PDF, Word, text or other formats from over 300 supported file types. Highest quality rendering and accuracy.
Transfer hyperlinks and bookmarks to rendered PDF: convert scanned images to text or PDF with a powerful server based OCR engine; retrieve form data with Optical Mark Recognition (OMR); barcode recognition; publishing documents through content stamping; append documents with TOCs, bookmarks and Indexes; assemble documents through merging and spitting
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