On Thursday 26 Dec 2002 12:42 pm, Rob Lindsay wrote:
Have followed advice from many helpful people [thank you] and have most of
the applications I am likely to use printing to PDF [I don't have a printer
connected to this 'puter]. These files open with PS PDF Viewer and also
with Acrobat 4.0
Have followed advice from many helpful people [thank you] and have most of
the applications I am likely to use printing to PDF [I don't have a printer
connected to this 'puter]. These files open with PS PDF Viewer and also
with Acrobat 4.0 on Win4Lin.
Would dearly like to be able to print to
Hi Rob,
I had the same problem and could not resolve it. But, for whatever it is
worth, Kword makes very good PDF files. That's what I have been using
since.
Good look!
Andrei
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Rob Lindsay wrote:
Have followed advice from many helpful people [thank you] and have most of
the applications I am likely to use printing to PDF [I don't have a printer
connected to this 'puter]. These files open with PS PDF Viewer and also
with Acrobat 4.0 on Win4Lin.
Would dearly like to
Hi Andrei,
My experience with Kword and PDF files is that the font are not reliable.
This may be because I am relying on a limited set. I don't think I've got any
TT fonts loaded.
I have found that Scribus produces much more reliable font performance in PDF
output.
Am looking into putting a
Sir Robin wrote:
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You need to go into spadmin. Click Add New Printer then click on PDF
converter to create a PDF pseudoprinter.
endsnip
Thanks for the solution, but how do I go into spadmin and do what you suggest.
I have found the spadmin link in the OpenOffice.org folder but have no idea
