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Help! How do you print to file or internal printer?
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Wendy
Jul 14, 2003, 11:26:27 PM7/14/03
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I frequently need to print something from laptop, but I don't have a
printer hooked up. I saw somebody print to pdf file, but I don't know
how they did it,
printer hooked up. I saw somebody print to pdf file, but I don't know
how they did it,
Any help is appreciated.
Troll...@thecave.com/invalid
Jul 15, 2003, 12:55:20 AM7/15/03
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Wendy<Wend...@att.net> spewed forth with the following drivel:
:: I frequently need to print something from laptop, but I don't have a
:: printer hooked up. I saw somebody print to pdf file, but I don't know
:: how they did it,
::
:: Any help is appreciated.
What's that got to do with Windows XP?
Buster
relic
Jul 15, 2003, 9:41:24 AM7/15/03
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You need Acrobat Distiller. Buy Acrobat (NOT Acrobat Reader, that's free).
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatstd/main.html
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Devon Miles
Jul 15, 2003, 1:38:16 PM7/15/03
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Ghostscript / Ghostview is a free alternative to Adobe Acrobat. If you don't
mind reading some manuals on how to set it up, it will provide you with a
virtual printer that saves its output to ps or pdf format.
mind reading some manuals on how to set it up, it will provide you with a
virtual printer that saves its output to ps or pdf format.
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Devon Miles
Jul 15, 2003, 1:39:19 PM7/15/03
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re-reading my last post, of course its not an alternative to the features
implemented in Acrobat, but its does what you need.
implemented in Acrobat, but its does what you need.
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