What is the crowd's opinion of doPDF?

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doPDF is a simple freeware program that gives you the option of "printing" anything that can be printed from any program into a PDF file. Very handy for programs that don't have the option to save to a PDF file. A few 3rd party PDF readers like Foxit and CutePDF come with a similar function.

I have seen this type of problem with a photoshop mixed text and images brochure. We ended with saving photoshop page to JPEG. Opening JPEG in Faststone Image Viewer and using PDF printer DoPDF, with option 150 DPI for graphics. We print to PDF file and result looks good and file small, ~400 KB for A4 page.

Google Chrome has a print as pdf option and a lot of PDF software will add a PDF printer to your computer. during installation Windows 10 I think adds a PDF printer to your printers list by default I believe also. There's also a few standalone programs, i.e. doPdf http://www.dopdf.com/

The only improvement in Windows 10 that I care about is the built-in PDF printer. Everything else is either useless or downright harmful. Some new things have better third-party alternatives—Firefox vs. Edge, StartIsBack vs. the new start menu—and some are invading my privacy (Cortana, Windows Live integration) or otherwise regressing (the Windows 7 games are gone).

(Even the PDF printer can be added to Windows 7/8 with doPDF. Apart from that, there's the multiple desktops feature, but that's not worth the hassle of upgrading and reconfiguring everything.)

if you have a PDF printer driver installed on your system (via Adobe Acrobat, or a third party driver; I've been using DoPDF with some success), you can print it to a PDF file (print, then select PDF as your printer), then put it on a service like Google Docs to share. If you do so, make sure you have permissions set to "anyone with link can view".

Full of spyware now unfortunately unless you navigate the installer's tickbox minefield.

I'm going with doPDF [dopdf.com] for Spyware free installers for now.

To the OP, the process is to basically install a PDF printer, open your XPS and then "Print" it, selecting the PDF printer instead of an actual printer.

why are you printing to a xps file? do not have a printer? if so try dopdf (http://www.dopdf.com/) it's only 4mb and you'll be much happier with it as a virtual printer than xpf.

or if you are really in a bind, Just hit the "print screen" on your keyboard, then open microsoft paint and go Edit-->Past, and save it as anything you want :P

Most apps these days have a PDF export feature. And for those things that don't, there's a bunch of free virtual PDF printers out there. Like doPDF. So if you can print it, you can make a PDF. Which covers basically everything.

Unless you're actually designing forms or batch-scanning documents w/OCR in a business settings, there's no real reason to purchase Acrobat these days. Foxit lets you scan to directly PDF. DoPDF and dozens of other free virtual printers are available. Adobe Reader will let you make notes, place electronic signatures, embed audio, draw on PDFs, and much more.

Actually I'm having the same problem with my Congress critters. They won't get a real email address. I hate typing in those little boxes, so in the text I accuse them of not wanting a copy of what I write to be in my records too, so I tell them: Guess what I can create a PDF file out of your page showing every word I wrote. DoPDF:

http://www.dopdf.com/download.php

Perhaps one day they will tell us the truth, if we live that long. But there was thermite explosives planted in all of the buildings. A demolition expert who saw the buildings coming down stated: They had been 'taken down', which in his language is that they were blown down just like a demolition. Notice how straight down they go. A jet by itself cannot do that and the fuel used by today's jet aircraft is JP4 or JP5. Like diesel neither of them will burn unless under pressure. It would only smoke. I've seen it happen in Vietnam when we would use jet fuel for paint thinner and it would get too hot (120 in the shade on the deck of a ship) and smoke. You could drop a lit match into it and it will go out.

The only explanation falls on random statements from survivors that told of men doing unknown work in the stairwell and interior corners of the building.

And only thermite would do what we see in the flics. Kinda makes me wonder how so many cameras, from so many angles were ready on the spot. It leads me to believe that it was an inside job. We needed a war, since we are a warfare nation whose only products are weapons of war. Without war we would be entirely broke. I understand we are in a number of other skirmishes around the world and is expected to reach 70 places by Dec. America can't live without war, which is always a lie.