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| print to file on driver level - is it poseble? hi all. i am trying to find a way to do something that on a pc is very easy. in pc it is possible to assign print to file on in driver level to any printer driver installed. so any thing u print to this printer (real or virtual) creates a file. this enables the user to print to file whiteout opening the file in its native app. sadly i was not able to find something like that in mac. i got through making a virtual printer. but if i want to save as postscript i still must open a file (any printable) in its native app and print from there. i am looking for a solution that will enable me to right click for example a text document and choose "print" from the right click menu and it will automatically creates a postscript file. thanks all. |
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| What are you talking about Willis? This has been a highly publicized feature of MacOS X since it was released. And, yes it is easy. |
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| if its so easy... then way are you not posting the solution? |
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| In the print dialog, under the "PDF" button, you should see "Save PDF as Postscript". This will let you "print" the document to a postscript file.
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| this is not my intention i am lokin for a way to make postscript file, NOT from the "save pdf as postscript" but directly from the print button (like it was before osx). |
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| You have been told how to do it. It is up to you to follow instructions. |
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| every one sayes go to the " save pdf as postscript" but it is not my intention. i am lokinig for a different way to make postscript file, other then the regoler one. i have lots of reasons to not want to use the "save pdf as postscript" command. and i am loking for another way. i f you don't have an answer for me then don't tell me that i was already replied! cos i was NOT! |
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| The printer dialog trick is how you do it in Mac OS X. You can't have what you want unless you code it yourself... that's the bottom line.
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