> As mentioned Printing to ps and then converting to pdf works fine. I have > over 300 manuals and definitely cannot convert them manually to ps and > then to pdf. I use script to autogenerate the pdfs and the script does not > work with Acrobat 9.0.
You're working too hard. Just print straight to the AdobePDF virtual printer instance, instead. It does the same thing as printing to a PS file and then distilling the PS into a PDF-- all in one step. Alternately, look up "watched folders" in help, and print to a PS file in a watched folder. Acrobat automatically distills any PS file placed into a watched folder. Even cooler, you can set up different watched subfolders, each tied to a different .joboptions file. So you might have a watched folder tied to a .joboptions that distills with lo-res 72dpi graphics for use on the Web. Or a watched folder that distills files with hi-res 300dpi graphics for use on printing press. Etc. Mike Wickham