You can set up a PDF printer in OS X, so, if you don't have Acrobat (the
full version), you can use OS X's built in PDF printer.
Go to System Preferences, Printers, and it should show up as a potential
printer in there. Add it, make it default, and there you go.
At least in 10.4 it does. I don't know about previous versions.....
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Finalescript to batch print PDFs everyday using the full version
of Adobe Acrobat.
The script itself is nothing special:
Batch process folder
Print
Close
The only parameter I have to setup prior to running the script is to
set Adobe PDF 7.0 as my default printer. I also have my specific
Adobe job options selected as a default. It's very quick and a huge
timesaver.
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