Converting to PDF

[stillinlife101]

I have a web page that I need to print as a brochure. The problem is that when I convert it to a PDF (via CutePDF), the file either isn't complete if background images are turned off, or it's too complex to open if they're turned on. However, the web page itself will print just fine... with some tweaking. But the person who will be printing out the brochure isn't able to do that tweaking.

How can I get this into a format that a person can just open and print?

Dan

 

[captaincrunch00]

I think your best bet would be to get it to the PDF version. Do you have Acrobat? Not the reader, the actual Acrobat 5 or 6 or 7 writer. You can edit PDFs with that.

If you want, try tweaking the webpage and convert it to PDF, if it looks bad, correct the webpage, then convert again.
It'll take some time, but it'll only have to be done once to make it look right.

 

[wasisnt]

This is a free PDF making program. It seems to work fine.

http://www.pdf995.com/

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[Pleonasm]

pdfFactory is an excellent virtual PDF printer, provided by FinePrint (

http://www.FinePrint.com).

You can 'print' a webpage to a PDF file with this utility.

Snagit (

http://www.techsmith.com/)is

an alternate tool that would allow you to capture a webpage, and save it in PDF format.

 

[amiak]

openoffice.org? it's free, it converts docs to PDF's...