I believe you do actually need the full Acrobat to get PDF file creation.
The reader doesn 't support this.  I remember an old version of Acrobat
(called back then Exchange) was on the Linear CDROM, but it doesn't work
well with Win95, and there are about a million versions since, and Acrobat,
or whatever they're calling it now, costs $$.  BUT it sure is a useful
feature!

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Bruce Cannon
Style Management Systems

Remember: electronics is changing your world...for good!

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Schousek <schousek@GEOCITIES.COM>
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Date: Tuesday, January 20, 1998 12:24 PM
Subject: [way][OT] PDF Printer driver


>I recently upgraded my machine from '95 to NT. All the data ported over
fine
>(and so far MPLAB works fine everybody :-) haven't executed code with the
>ICEPIC yet, but it passes all self-tests.)
>
>But to continue on the off-topic rant.... one thing I miss from my '95
>install was the printer driver which allowed me to print from any program
to
>a PDF file. It came with some random Adobe Acrobat install from a
>manufacturer's data CD-ROM, and I really don't want to install acrobat some
>20-40 times just to figure out which one. (This was a free Acrobat reader,
>not a purchased full-featured install.) Does this ring a bell with anyone
on
>the list? Do you remember which manufacturer included it? Thanks...
>Brian
>