In typical Windows fashion, you can buy this functionality. I did. I
bought a little app called PDF995 (for $9.95) that gives that same
Mac-like feature of printing to a PDF file. Actually, you dont' have
to buy it, you can use it in "sponsored" mode for free, you just
gotta look at an advert prior to seeing your newly created PDF. I
paid the 10 spot to get rid of the ad.
At 08:51 AM 5/24/2006, you wrote:
On May 24, 2006, at 8:40 , kelsey hudson wrote:
Levi Smith wrote:
Yeah, that "save as pdf" option in Openoffice is awfully hard to
use. (:
But that isn't in Micro$oft word!
On a Mac, you can save anything as a PDF through the standard print
dialog. Windows is harder, but windows does come with several
postscript printer drivers, which you can have print to a file. This
gets you half way there.
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