A1: The hard way is first generate a PS file and then convert it to PDF; see the answers to the following two questions. A2: The easy way is to install and use the free tool PDFCreator, which is an interface to the Ghostscript package that makes it easy to create PDF documents (but without hyperlinks) from any application that supports standard Windows printer drivers. (PDFCreator can also produce other formats such as PS and EPS, merge PDF files, etc.)

You need to have a suitable PS printer driver installed (although there is no need for a physical PS printer); if you do not already have one installed then see below. Then, in the application from which you want to produce the output, select Print or Print Setup from the File menu and then in the Print dialogue box select a PostScript printer and if necessary check the option to Print to File. [You may need to change the filename extension from .prn to .ps or .

A good discussion of options is a support page from the University of Minnesota http://www.msi.umn.edu/software/tex/help/pdf.html, which lists three possibilitiies: 1. LaTeX -> dvips -> ps2pdf [not recommended] 2. LaTeX -> dvipdfm [works with embedded eps figures] 3. pdflatex [most reliable; requires conversion of [e]ps figures to postscript] Find out more about dvipdfm at http://gaspra.kettering.edu/dvipdfm/. There are Linux RPM's available on this page.

PDFCreator is provided as for the convenience of our customers. PDF Creator is third party software. We do not provide technical support for PDFCreator. When I try to create a PDF of a complete report, it creates multiple PDFs instead of one PDF or the PDF software stops before the report is complete.

For certain versions of CompuServe and AOL you may need to minimize the website, open Adobe Acrobat (Reader) in the background, and then maximize your browser prior to printing the forms. In some instances, Adobe is not automatically invoked (opened) by selecting the desired form. In these cases, you will need to open Adobe yourself and then print the form.

When I click to download the program, a message quickly appears and the download starts immediatley. Once finished, I cannot find where the file has been downloaded too.

Many of the downloadables and tip sheets available on A Place of Our Own's website are in the "PDF" file format. Because documents in ".pdf" format can easily be seen and printed by users on a variety of computer and platform types, they are very common on the Internet. If you can't open a PDF document after clicking on the specified link, then you need to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available free from Adobe's Website.

In general you switch between chunked and nochunked output by setting the variable nochunks to #t or #f. This can be achieved in your customization stylesheet or simply by adding -V nochunks on the (open)jade command line.

If you want to support AportisDoc convert your SGML source file to TXT first and convert with a command like: makedoc DOCUMENT.txt DOCUMENT.prc If you want to support iSilo convert your SGML source file to HTML first and convert with a command like: iSilo386 -y -d0 -Idef DOCUMENT.html DOCUMENT.pdb Carsten Wartmann pointed me to the following tools, which can convert TXT/HTML files to PalmPilot DOC format: txt2pdbdoc and html2pdbtxt.

Contact your sales rep if you would like to generate accessible PDF results. There are several different options available depending on the types of images to be processed and your Section 508 requirements.

If your intention is to use the figure as PDF in some document preparation system, such as pdflatex, it is very important to use -Tps2 rather than -Tps. In general, if you really want PDF output, that is, you would like to have a -Tpdf flag, use -Tps2 before converting to PDF.

The ability to output to a PDF file, instead of a printer is built into MacOSX. On Windows you can use the free PDF-Creator software.

All you need is to have the Adobe PDF Writer package installed on your computer. Then from the HTML viewer, simply click the print icon. Then ensure the printer output is the Adobe Distiller or Adobe PDFWriter. It is that simple!

Create a file jadetex.cfg in your working directory which looks like: \hypersetup{pdftitle={Some Title}, pdfsubject={Some Subject}, pdfauthor={Some Author} } You should consult the documentation of hyperref.sty for a complete and more detailled description of the possible configuration options.

No. The PDF format and specification may be freely used by any individual or company without paying any licensing or use fee to Adobe. For more information, please consult section 1.4 of the PDF specification (on page 5 in the PDF 1.3 specification) for a complete explanation. Also note that the HTMLDOC software does not use Adobe products to produce PDF files. The conversion code is entirely the creation of Easy Software Products.

Generating to other formats (besides Flash and PowerPoint) is not currently possible in Rich Chart Live. Output to Image and PDF is available in Rich Chart Builder, the desktop version of the Rich Chart Live service, which includes more advanced capabilities. For more details about Rich Chart Builder, click here. After selecting Publish to Flash or PowerPoint, make sure to select "Download File..

Add the following to your customization stylesheet: (element imagedata (if (have-ancestor? (normalize "mediaobject")) ($img$ (current-node) #t) ($img$ (current-node) #f))) (This is a bug in the default stylesheets which will be resolved in the near future)

PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher to view. The latest version of Acrobat Reader may be downloaded free from www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html. To download, click the floppy disk icon within the Acrobat Reader screen. To print, click the printer icon. For more detailed instructions, see www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrrsupport.html. Internet Explorer 5.5 has corrected this problem. To upgrade to Internet Explorer version 5.5 or higher, visit www.microsoft.

To print out a PDF document from the TSP Web site, just click on Print as you would for any other document. If you run into problems, try the following: First, select the print options you want by opening File, then Print Setup (in Windows and UNIX) or Page Setup (in Macintosh). When you are ready to print, choose File, then Print.