PDF software?

[audiox]

I just bough a scanner and I would like to scan my old audio designs into pdf. I would also like to assemble a single pdf from separate pdf files. I know that Adobe Acrobat can do it but it quite expensive.

Any suggestions for a free pdf software?

 

[Ptownkid]

ahem, google search

http://www.win2pdf.com

 

[Consul]

Anything that can import the scanned images will work, then you can output the PDF via a printer driver. My favorite PDF printer driver is PDFCreator, an Open Source project here:

http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator

It works fantastically.

 

[audiox]

I already have a pdf "printer" but I am looking for a software that can do little more. By Adobe Acrobat you can scan directly to pdf and also assemble documents. Is it really so that Adobe is the only one that can be used for assembling documents?

 

[Ptownkid]

the one i posted the link for assembles.

 

[abby normal]

[quote author="Consul"]Anything that can import the scanned images will work, then you can output the PDF via a printer driver. My favorite PDF printer driver is PDFCreator, an Open Source project here:

http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator

It works fantastically.[/quote]

Wow that kicks butt! Thanks. I've been wanting to re-install my full version of Acrobat for a while but keep avoiding it due to lack of disk space. @ 32Mb this thing rocks!

 

[emorysmith]

I'm using GhostScript and RedMon.

Nice setup (looks like a print driver) and you can create CMD files to do really tricky and complex stuff.

Oh, they're free/Open Source and well documented.

 

[pstamler]

The same tactic works with WordPerfect.

Peace,
Paul

 

[clintrubber]

[quote author="mediatechnology"](I also owe you a few more installments Peter.)[/quote]
Hi Wayne,
Take your time, as it seems we both have other things to do and that can only be a good thing :wink: