OVIEDO, Florida – January 15, 2009 – Group Seven Technology today announced it's release of Digital ArcHound™ PDF Digitizer for Windows Vista 32-bit computers. Digital ArcHound which was originally designed for private use amongst corporate clients back in 2004 has been available for Windows Home Server users since 2007.

Many months of research and beta testing have finally resulted in this powerful PDF creation tool for those Vista 32-bit users. The PDF Digitizer converts anything that can be printed into a PDF file. The PDF Digitizer will work as a stand alone FREE application or functions as an integrated application with the Digital ArcHound file archiving system.

More and more companies today provide downloadable PDF invoices, statements and other files online. There is still a strong need to convert those PDF files that are not available for download into a PDF file. The PDF Digitizer solves that problem and it does it quickly.

Digital ArcHound provides businesses and individuals both with a well thought out and versatile document archiving software application that makes a nice compliment to Adobe’s FREE Acrobat Reader.

The PDF Digitizer for Windows XP has always been supported. Now support for Windows Vista 32-bit versions is supported and we hope to release the Vista 64-bit version sometime in the near future.

“We don’t want to just provide users with another way to archive similar to all those currently available, we wanted to reinvent the process solely with the end-user in mind.”

Founded in 1998, Group Seven Technology has pioneered a number of the software innovations, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.

Digital ArcHound is a trademark of Group Seven Technology, Inc. in the United States of America and/or other countries.

The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

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