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converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 12:55am
by mr friendly guy
Any one know of good preferably free programs that allow us to convert to PDF. I am particularly interested in converting various HTML documents into PDF then combining them into a single PDF document. My google foo has found a few, but I am not sure which one is particularly good and the first one I tried didn't seem to do much.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 03:40am
by Darth Wong
OpenOffice can export documents to PDF.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 03:43am
by The Kernel
CutePDF is pretty much the standard for this type of thing among the free stuff out there.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 05:54am
by Old Plympto
The
PrintPDF Firefox extension allows you to print webpages as pdf. Don't know about combining them though.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 09:11am
by TimothyC
PDF Creator works with most programs for creating PDF files.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 03:41pm
by Phantasee
Microsoft Office 2k7 has this feature built in now.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-12 09:04pm
by mr friendly guy
The Kernel wrote:CutePDF is pretty much the standard for this type of thing among the free stuff out there.
Question - does it also allow us to cut out things while in PDF format. The reason I ask is I have found a file to convert to PDF and one to join them together, however because I convert from HTML there are adverts there as well as blank spaces.
Re: converting to PDF files
Posted: 2010-03-13 09:17pm
by phongn
mr friendly guy wrote:The Kernel wrote:CutePDF is pretty much the standard for this type of thing among the free stuff out there.
Question - does it also allow us to cut out things while in PDF format. The reason I ask is I have found a file to convert to PDF and one to join them together, however because I convert from HTML there are adverts there as well as blank spaces.
IIRC, no, but if you use Firefox with the Firebug extension you can alter the page before printing (and disable/hide ads, etc.). If you want to actually modify objects on the PDF you'll probably need the full Acrobat.