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Print Straight to PDF in Ubuntu Linux (and others)

February 23rd, 2008 | No comments yet...what do you think?

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OpenOffice makes exporting a PDF super easy. But what about all your other apps? Lucky for us, ArsGeek has a simple tutorial on their site for adding a PDF printer in GNOME.

It’s as simple as installing the cups-pdf package and going through the “add printer” process, so these instructions should apply easily to any Linux distribution or desktop environment. Happy PDF printing!

Full Story: 5 steps to create a PDF printer (print to PDF) in Ubuntu

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