[AT] OT - computer problem

[Mike Meulenberg]

I use CutePDF all the time, very handy little program.

Mike


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From: Steve W. 
Receiver: Antique tractor email discussion group 
Time: 2012-10-22, 10:15:38
Subject: Re: [AT] OT - computer problem


Cecil R Bearden wrote:
> I used HP printers for years and was really happy with them. I did 
> inspection work and I needed for the colors to be correct. My last HP 
> printer was one of those all in ones that was supposed to make disc 
> labels also. If I power surge, it would have to be unplugged to reset, 
> turning it off with the switch would not work. I would try to make a 
> copy and it would have to regenerate for over 2 hours. I once tried to 
> make a copy and it said it was restarting, and I left and came back 4 
> hours later and it was still restarting. I unplugged it and it 
> restarted and worked. It also used ink like I was buying it in 
> gallons. Every other day I would have to install some HP update for the 
> printer... I bought an Epson. I cut my ink usage by 2/3 !!! The 
> only negative comment I have on the Epson is that it stop[s scanning 
> into PDF after about 100 copies, and you have to buy a software 
> package. I bought a pdf editor for $20 last year and I just use it 
> instead of the supplied software . The epson works great..
> ..Cecil in OKla
> 
> 



I bet a lot of folks would like to scan things or convert things to .pdf.

Here is a nice FREE program that allows you to turn ANYTHING you can 
print into a .pdf file.
It doesn't allow you to edit .pdf files like Adobe does but it is handy 
for some stuff.

http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp


The paid version allows you to play with .pdf files

http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/Pro.asp

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Steve W.
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