Creating PostScript file using Adobe Distiller and VB.Net

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From: Pranav_Vaidya
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:53

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Hi
This is my first post/question. If I have posted to wrong group kindly let me know the correct group to re-post.

I am using Adobe Acrobat, Distiller v8.0, VB 2008 (.Net 3.5) and MS Office 2003.
I need to convert my Word files to post script files from vb.net. I already have a post script printer installed.

I would like to write a function in VB.net which ideally accepts a Word docuement and returns a post script file.
Can someone please guide/suggest how can I do this.

Thanks in advance.
Pranav
PN-MH, India

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