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Help! How to find the right PPD?

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From: Aandi Inston
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 21:03
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Your friend's advice (how to create a PDF) doesn't seem to have any
connection to your problem (how to create HTML).  Do you now want to
create PDF instead of HTML?

The name for the PPD to use is Acrobat Distiller or similar - not
Acrobat PostScript.  This should come with PageMaker 6.5 and above.

Aandi Inston
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