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At 10:32 AM 7/1/2003 -0700, Mark Storer wrote:
Having said that, Acrobat's web capture might work for you. Acrobat (version 5+) can open web pages and convert them to PDF.
Acrobat 5: File->Open web page... (ctrl+shift+o) Acrobat 6: File->Create PDF->From web page... (ctrl+shift+o again)
Even better, is that with Acrobat 6 on Windows, you get a "Create Adobe PDF" toolbar button RIGHT INSIDE OF IE! So you don't even need to switch you and type anything - just click the button adn the current page will be turned inot a PDF.
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