DocsCorp, a global leader in content and information management and workflow, today announced the availability of French versions of its popular pdfDocs Desktop and compareDocs applications.

"The localization of pdfDocs Desktop and compareDocs reinforces DocsCorp’s commitment to Europe," said David Woolstencroft, DocsCorp President Sales, Marketing and Strategy. "Today's announcement is a logical step in our European initiative, which began this year with the appointment of partners in France (CopiTrak Systems) and Germany (r.o.w Consulting)."

The availability of the software, marketing collateral and web pages (www.docscorp.com/fr) in French (soon to be also available in German) reflects the growing demand for the pdfDocs Solutions Suite in non-English speaking countries. The pdfDocs Desktop product is also available in Norwegian and will soon be available in Chinese (Simplied and Traditional). compareDocs is available in Korean.

PDF management and more pdfDocs

Desktop enables users to create industry-standard PDF documents with drag-and-drop ease; combine documents from different applications into a single, secure PDF. Users can edit, mark up, redact sensitive information and automatically split PDFs based on size or page number for e-Filing. Bates numbers can also be added to documents.

pdfDocs Desktop automates the process of creating CD Bibles or Court Bundles, complete with interactive table of contents, bookmarks and links. All the information you and your client need is just a click away. Users can create templates to reduce workload and increase productivity.

Document comparison with a difference

The easy-to-use compareDocs interface lets you compare anything to anything (Word to Word, PDF to PDF, Word to PDF). Once the changes have been identified, compareDocs outputs the detected changes directly into a new document. With Word to Word comparisons, for example, the new document becomes your next version of the compared documents – a live working Word document.

This approach results in a more efficient document review process—no more proprietary viewing technology; no more reformatting comparison documents; no more retraining staff; no more time wasted!