Create a PostScript file for conversion to PDF in Acrobat
In these short video tutorials, learn how to use the print command in just about any application to create a PostScript file that you can convert to an Adobe® PDF file in Adobe Acrobat® 7.0.
Requirements
To follow along with this article, you will need the following software:
Adobe Acrobat Pro 7.0
Prerequisite knowledge:
Basic knowledge of printing from a variety of applications
Where to go from here
For more information about creating PDF files, see the following articles:
- Create PDF documents from a scanner or the clipboard by Andrew Faulkner
- Discover the best Distiller settings for desired text and image quality by Garrick Chow
- Adobe PDF in a print production workflow (PDF, 1.7M)by the experts at Adobe
About the authors
For more than a decade, Garrick Chow has been teaching computer software classes and seminars, covering a diverse range of topics, at private companies, state and federal agencies, colleges, and universities. He is the author of two Mac OS X Hands-On Training books and two Adobe Acrobat Hands-On Training books. Currently Garrick develops training tutorials exclusively for lynda.com, and is the host of the weekly lynda.com Video Training Podcast.
Excerpted from “Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Essential Training with: Garrick Chow.” Published by lynda.com © 2006. Used with the permission of lynda.com. To purchase the full-length video-based training title, visit www.lynda.com.
