On 8/13/07 at 3:21 PM, Matt Deatherage wrote:
> As there is no such thing as "StuffIt Pro" and never has been (it's
> "StuffIt Deluxe"), I have a feeling that your user has more
> terminology problems than he or she may be letting on, and may not
> have performed the procedure you are imagining
A new user e-mailed me a ZIP archive containing a Web archive exported from her
Yojimbo. As received here, the export is an RTFD file. The ZIP has the unlikely
file name "Unknown Parameter Value."
The sender used Allume's Stuffit Pro to create the ZIP, and the name must have
been created by Stu
> Here's an Automator workflow that should do the trick.
>
> http://automatorworld.com/archives/convert-images-to-pdf/
Thanks, Rhet :-) I've downloaded and found it to be exactly the simple,
straight-forward functionality that I was seeking. I already have been using
"Combine PDFs" and it too i
On Jun 8, 2007, at 17:12, David Nedrow wrote:
> > Is there somewhere an app, applet, script or smart folder mechanism
> > that will read in a PNG file, create a new PDF, place the PNG into
> > the PDF, and write it out? Preferably able to do this in batch
> > mode? I have a lot of data saved
Following a suggestion from Bare Bones, I created a new 'Note' and drag/dropped
a PNG file into it. The result is Rich Text; it looks exactly like the PNG (as
one would hope), without the apparent loss of quality experienced when printing
to PDF from Apple Preview, and suits my purposes OK :-)
Is there somewhere an app, applet, script or smart folder mechanism that will
read in a PNG file, create a new PDF, place the PNG into the PDF, and write it
out? Preferably able to do this in batch mode? I have a lot of data saved as
PNG files, many residing in DEVONthink -- and more PNGs just w
