Click to Convert is rated as 8.3/10 by ZDNet
“If you are savvy enough to use the Print command in your favorite application, you can produce good-looking Web-ready documents. The trick is to use Click to Convert, a $119 HTML conversion utility. Click to Convert masquerades as a printer and utilizes the standard Windows printing technology to capture data from a wide variety of programs, including - but by no means limited to - all of the Microsoft Office apps, Microsoft Works and Corel WordPerfect...
Behind the scenes, this deceptively simple program actually performs some pretty sophisticated Web programming. For example, Click to Convert uses cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and layers to preserve the exact layout of your document...
All of this technology adds up to an HTML document that in many instances is more visually accurate than a comparable HTML document produced by the originating application itself. For example, when Word generates an HTML document it does not preserve elements like the page breaks, columns, or complex text wraps. Click to Convert does.
Simply stated, Click to Convert can offer a real productivity boost to anyone in a home or business environment who must routinely generate HTML files from standard business documents. At only $119 (with aggressive volume discounts available), Click to Convert provides robust, intelligent functionality that can be used in conjunction with a broad range of applications.” - an excerpt from the review by Luisa Simone. Luisa is a frequent contributor to ZDNet. Her company, Tadpole Graphocs, provides Web and print design and production services.
The ZDNet rating is based upon ease of use, value, features, installation and configuration. Click to Convert is rated as 8.3/10.
"Easy way to create those fancy Web Pages"
"Making Web Pages, particularly complicated ones, can be hard work. I try not to fall in love with a software program because I can't be objective that way. But I'm head over heals in love with a new program that does something I thought could never be done.
I know, you've heard claims before about software that can convert documents into Web pages, right? But Click to Convert is the first HTML converter that does this kind of thing perfectly.
Still skeptical?
How long would it take you using standard HTML code to turn a newsletter containing graphics and two snaking columns of text into a Web page that looks EXACTLY like the original newsletter? How long would it take? The answer, for most of us, is not a number. It's a plaintive sigh..." - an excerpt from the review by Al Fasodlt, who writes for Syracuse Online and the Central New York technology section of the newspaper "The Post-Standard".
CNET’s Builder.com Review
- Marty S. Gersa
"...If you want to convert complex documents made with Microsoft Word or Excel. WordPerfect, or even PageMaker or Quark to HTML, Click to Convert 2.0 is an effective tool that any office person can easily use...
...If you've ever paid a service bureau to prepare your files for the Web, you'll immediately appreciate the speed and simplicity of using Click to Convert 2.0...
...Those who might appreciate Click to Convert the most are businesses on the Web that need to publish legacy documents but that don't have large Web support staffs, schools, universities, and libraries with enormous numbers of documents to move onto their Web sites or Intranets; and professionals and home business owners who run their own Websites and want to publish professional looking HTML pages without paying a fortune to consultants. All of these users can easily justify the $149 single-user price..." - an excerpt from the review by Marty S Gersa, who writes for CNET's Builder.com. He has been a technical writer, programmer, author and computer consultant for nearly 20 years.
"Web Publishing Made Easy"
- Smart Computing Magazine.
"There are lots of ways to create documents for the Web. You can learn HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and create them from scratch, use off-the-shelf applications such as Microsoft's FrontPage or Adobe's GoLive, or use online publishing tools such as AOL's Personal Publisher. Of course, you can also simply install Inzone Software's Click to Convert 2.0 and publish web documents with one or two mouse-clicks.
Click to Convert works with Windows 95/98, Me and NT 4.0 and, put simply, it transforms any document you can print into a Web-ready document... You can publish your documents to one Web page or spread them out over multiple pages, and Click to Convert saves all your hyperlinks and e-mail links in their proper locations. The pages you publish are search-engine ready, and because they're in HTML you can view them with a Windows PC, Macintosh, or Linux PC no matter what application you used to create them. " - Smart Computing in Plain English is a monthly magazine published by SandHills Publishing who also publish PC Today and Processor magazines.
