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It’s useful for managing lots of data. If you’re writing a book, it can automatically create a table with every scene and character. If you’re a professional, it can generate data summaries extracted from your text in a format readable by any management software.

Presswork includes an automatic validator. Before saving, the app scans the eBook and alerts you if something is wrong, ensuring your book is readable on every device without unpleasant surprises after publication.

No. PressWork automatically converts what you type into correct formatting. You can use bold, italic, headings, and lists exactly as in Word, without ever seeing a Markdown symbol. If you already know Markdown, the editor supports it natively too.

Yes. You can import any .docx file directly into Presswork, work on it, and re-export it to Word at any time. Your publisher won't notice any difference in the final file — but you'll have worked in a much more powerful environment.

Yes. Every ePub generated by Presswork automatically passes the built-in ePub 3 validator. Compatibility is tested on Kindle Paperwhite, the Kindle app for iOS and Android, Kobo, and Apple Books. Any issues are flagged before saving — not after publication.

Yes, with full legal validity. Presswork applies the RFC 3161 standard: when you sign a document, the software sends a cryptographic fingerprint (hash) to a certified Timestamp Authority, which returns a signed token with the exact date and time. This proves beyond dispute that the document existed in that precise form at that moment — the digital equivalent of a notarial authentication. The qualified timestamp is recognized under the CAD (Italy's Digital Administration Code) and the European eIDAS regulation, with validity across all 27 EU member states. It is accepted in court, by tax authorities, and for any act requiring a certified date.

Yes. Presswork accepts any signing certificate in .pfx or .p12 format — the same file issued by Aruba, Infocert, Namirial, Poste Italiane, or any other accredited CA. Load the file, enter your certificate password, and the software applies the signature in PAdES-T format (PDF Advanced Electronic Signatures with timestamp). No new purchase needed: the certificate you already have works.

No. The documents you deliver to clients are standard PDFs, openable with any reader — Adobe Reader, a browser, or a mobile app. Presswork is only for you, the creator. Recipients don't need to install anything.

That's normal: the update replaces the program while keeping the filename you downloaded. If it changed the name, the shortcuts and menu entries pointing to that file would stop working. To check which version you're on, open it and look under About.