Please Help. How do you get and install a PDF writer? thanks Jim
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PDF writer?
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I use
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"Jim" wrote
Just an idea: What about using OpenOffice? You can import .dwg files, add some text and create your own .pdf files with it. And it is free!!! I am very satisfied with OO.
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... and 'excellent' product (and verrryyy cheap to purchase). Does all kinds of paper sizes. And I found it worked better (quality) than Adobe!
Installs as a printer (PDF995). So any application can use it too...
In Autocad... just print to it as you would normally... then a shell pops up and you enter a file name.... voila'
Regards,
Bruce
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What, using the open dxf function in OO ? Brian
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i would suggest using ghostscript w/ redmon
there is a link to the download on my website 'free' page
and its free
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Another good, free alternative is PDFCreator from
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Hi
Try the pdf995-writer. it's not free, but cheap.
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bye Marc
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where do you get open office?
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"Miesvan" schrieb:
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