Create a LOOP PDF Shortcut with Chrome

drawloop — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 22:32:52 +0000

Google Chrome allows you to use LOOP PDF without opening your browser. LOOP PDF will launch in its own streamlined Google Chrome Window. LOOP PDF is an on-demand document service allowing a user to convert and combine files to PDF. LOOP PDF also provides powerful features that are generally only found in paid software. We allow the user to convert to PDF, combine multiple files to a single PDF, select specific pages, determine page order, add bookmarks and add PDF security. In other words, LOOP PDF is more than just a PDF converter.

To create a the LOOP PDF application with Chrome, following these simple instructions:

Navigate to LOOP PDF for iGoogle.

Click on the Page menu next to settings.

Select Create application shortcuts.

Select where you want the shortcuts to be placed.

Click the OK button.

Start using LOOP PDF to convert, organize, and combine your files to PDF. When you double-click the new shortcut icon, the LOOP PDF application opens in a special streamlined window. Click here to learn how to use LOOP PDF.

Google Chrome Application Shortcuts:

Quickly Convert Files and URLs to PDF within iGoogle

tmpowell — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:30:20 +0000

Today, we published our first Google Gadget. LOOP to PDF for iGoogle combines the flexibility of user-defined homepages on iGoogle with our free LOOP service making it fast and easy to convert and combine multiple files to PDF. LOOP to PDF for iGoogle is available today by adding it to your homepage.

We want to provide Google users with a more convenient way to convert files to PDF within their personalized iGoogle Homepage. We are also excited to introduce a quick and easy way to document Internet browsing and research. By allowing the user to add multiple URLs and then convert those pages to one combined PDF, we will help simplify the Internet research and browsing experience.

We expect to have our new Gadget formally listed under Google Gadgets in early December. You can start using LOOP on iGoogle today by clicking here to add it to your iGoogle homepage.