Hi, System777 - You might try using PrintToPDF - http://www.jwwalker.com/pages/pdf.html Conversely, a normal install of Acrobat includes a control panel named PDFWriter Shortcut. This allows you to use the Print command in most any program to produce a PDF instead, simply by adding a user-specified modifer key when using the keyboard Print command (and thus avoiding switching the chosen printer in the Print dialog). ***
Apparently I was using the wrong PPD. I have two different versions, the one that gave me better results is dated June 2001.
Does anyone know what the latest version of this PPD file would be for my setup? Do I need to download something newer?
A PPD is a file associated with a specific printer, not with much of anything else. PPD = Postscript Printer Description. It is used to let the printing software know the nature, characteristics, and capabilities of the associated printer. Since you have not given the make, model, etc. of your printer, it would be near impossible to answer your question directly. Ideally you should use the PPD that was supplied with the printer (assuming one was not included for that printer with the OS) - this can sometimes be just a loose file, sometimes it is installed along with other printer-specific software. You can often determine the source of a particular file (particularly one in the System Folder or a program file) by doing a Get Info on the file; immediately underneath the namefield in the Get Info window (but above the pulldown menu) will often be shown the source (package info) for the item, if it is known. A general answer, though, is that if the one that gives you better results gives good enough results, use that one.
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The Adobe Acrobat 9 printer is added to a Mac computer by installing Adobe Acrobat 9 on the machine. When Adobe Acrobat 9 is installed to the Mac, the “Adobe PDF Printer” option is added to the list of available printers. Using the Adobe PDF Printer, you will be able to print documents and Web pages to the PDF format. Install Adobe Acrobat 9 just as you would install any other application on the Mac.
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Download the Adobe Acrobat 9 installation file for Mac from the Adobe website or insert the CD with the installation file into the CD/DVD drive.
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Open the “Finder” and navigate to the Adobe Acrobat 9 installation file.
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Drag the Adobe Acrobat 9 installation file to the “Applications” folder. The application installs.
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Open the “Applications” folder and click on the “Adobe Acrobat 9“ icon. The serial number registration page opens.
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Type the serial number for the product and click “Next.' The registration form opens.
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Complete the registration form. Once the form is completed, the product is registered with Adobe and the form will not display again when the application is started. When the Adobe Acrobat 9 application is installed, the Adobe PDF printer is added as a printer to the “Printers” folder.
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