- Start > Control Panel > View Devices and Printers
- Add a Printer
- Add a Local Printer
- Create a new port
- Named it AdobePDF
- If Drivers auto populate, select Adobe PDF Converter, else
- Click "Have Disk"
- Browse to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobatx.x\Acrobat\Xtras\AdobePDF
- Click any of the Adobe PDF Converters
- Click "Use the driver that is currently installed (recommended)"
- Name the Printer (I used the default "Adobe PDF Converter")
- Right-click on the printer > Printer Properties
- Go to Advanced tab
- Click "Print directly to the printer" so that it doesn't spool printing
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Adobe PDF Printer on Windows 7
Apparently Adobe Professional's Adobe Converter printer does not install cleanly on Windows 7. To manually install the printer, I did the following:
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