The interface of the application is clean and intuitive. You can import PDF documents by using the file browser only, since the "drag and drop" function is not available (but batch processing is possible).
In the list you can view the name, size, total number of pages and selected pages, as well as status of each PDF.
Simply specify the output destination and format, and initiate the conversion process with the click of a button.
In the "Settings" area you can change the language of the interface, enable Simpo PDF to Word to check for updates on a monthly, weekly or daily basis (or never), as well as disable tooltips when encrypted PDFs are added. Plus, you can open a log file.
The application quickly finishes a task while running on a low-to-moderate quantity of system CPU and memory. We haven't come across any issues during our tests, since Simpo PDF to Word did not freeze, crash or pop up errors. There's also a complete user documentation with images that you can view.
In most cases, Simpo PDF to Word manages to keep a pretty good format regarding text and images. But it seems to have a problem with table conversion (they are usually misplaced on the page). Also, you cannot view a progress bar, elapsed or remaining time.
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