| ??? 07/27/06 18:59 Read: times |
#121200 - print drivers Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I can think of a couple of ways of creating PDFs using Windows without paying for software.
One is to install a print driver for a Postscript printer, and when it comes time to print, open up the printer settings and choose "Print To File." You'll end up with a Postscript file. If you install Cygwin, you can use a standard Unix utility called ps2pdf, which will create a PDF from your Postscript file. You can also run the Postscript through Ghostscript. Or, you can use a Mac, which does PDFs directly. -a |
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| There is nothing Bad... | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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