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Paul Overway #1
Re: Print PDF file from Access
You need Adobe Acrobat (full version...not just the reader) or an an ActiveX
control that prints PDFs
"Jim" <james.sparhuber@kodak.com> wrote in message
news:057f01c3515e$f23f8290$a001280a@phx.gbl...> Anybody know how to print a PDF file from within Access?
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Bruce M. Thompson #2 Re: Print PDF file from Access
> Anybody know how to print a PDF file from within Access?
Yes, there are a number of shareware, freeware and commercial products that
will act as "printer drivers" and you can simply print to these "printers" to
generate your .pdf file. I recommend searching at places such as
[url]http://download.com.com[/url].
I found these two popular utilities recently. Just remember, you get what you
pay for (more, if you're lucky):
Win2PDF (free to try)
[url]http://download.com.com/3000-6675-10197236.html?tag=lst-0-12[/url]
PDF995 (free)
[url]http://download.com.com/3000-2094-10142784.html?tag=lst-0-1[/url]
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