On Friday 01 April 2005 12:45, Dan Connelly wrote:
>There are 2 ways I know to generate PDF:
>
>1. the built-in PDF "export" in OO.  This creates HUGE files -- 20
> times that of ps2pdf....

I'd suspect its downloading to the pdf, a fresh copy of the fonts for 
every page.  I've seen a reference, way back up the log now, for a 
way to stop that behaviour, but NDI where I saw it.  Long before I 
subbed to this list.

I too take exception to haveing to traverse a rather lengthy directory 
tree for every file operation, that just plain sucks.  What do you 
wanna bet that SO doesn't make you jump through those hoops?  But 
that I don't know, my last SO was 5 (I think) or maybe 6, whatever 
was the last freely downloadable version years ago.  Maybe thats one 
of the things that make SO worth the purchase?

> 2. ps2pdf of a postscript file.  PS is 
> generated by "print" "print to file".  Issue: "print to file"
> defaults to root or home directories.  I want to print to the
> document directory, which may be deep in the directory tree.  OO
> doesn't even remember the last print directory, so each new PS
> generation requires another traversal of the directory tree.  Sure,
> there's always print-to-root than mv.  But this creates an
> opportunity for user error (forgetting to mv the file).
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>thanks,
>Dan
>
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