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Repost: Help with row shading / PDF output from mail merge (no attachment)
On Jan 2, 2007, Lee Harris wrote:
"Tim Murray" wrote in message t.com... On Dec 31, 2006, Lee Harris wrote: PDFWriter is a non-PostScript tool and mercifully, Adobe has dropped it. Your best PDF will come from distilling a PostScript file made with the Adobe PDF printer instance. how do I achieve this? Do you have real Acrobat, or, a competitive product? real Acrobat Acrobat installs a printer called Adobe PDF and an application called Distiller. Change to that printer and "print to file", then distill that resulting file. Word will save a file whose extension is PRT, and Distiller looks for PS. You can either (a) put quotes around the file name "myfile.ps"; or (b) let it print myfile.prt, and in Distiller, force it to open myfile.prt. |
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