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Article #849Re: Save as PDF
From: janice_swanson
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:17
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:17
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Hi all, Please let me reiterate, I really like the idea of, and would rather use, the "Save As PDF" feature. I would really love the feature if it would create a PDF for a <100 page document in 3 minutes instead of sometimes taking almost an hour for basically the same document. This method hasn't caused problems in terms of messing up the content of my document. It just seems inconsistent in how long it takes to produce a PDF of the same document after a few changes. I'm (reluctantly) willing to set my default printer to Adobe PDF if, as many who have posted before say, it produces PDFs more consistently and quickly. When I did set my printer to Adobe PDF yesterday, I must have left the setting Save to File, because it did create a ps file that I had to manually set to distill. It didn't automatically create and open the PDF file. This still took time (just under 10 minutes). I'm getting the impression that I could either change the settings and use the Adobe PDF printer or accept the fact that producing a PDF using the Save As method is not always quick. Thanks for all the input. I'm learning... Janice
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