CutePDF Writer – Print from any application into a PDF file


PDF is the standard format used when sending electronic documents due to its reliability. Now for many of us who have never created a PDF file, its not really that hard. There are many ways to convert a file to PDF format, even google docs can help you convert files.

CutePDF Writer is a freeware that works like a printer. Just print from any Windows application to CutePDF printer and it will create a PDF file of the printed info. That simple !

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Installation

During installation the program asks if you would like to install the “Ask toolbar”, I recommend you do not check these toolbars while installing programs. On finishing the installation, the setup will download another convertor from their website.

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Using CutePDF Writer

  1. Open your original document and select Print command in File menu of your application to bring up Print dialog box.
  2. Then select CutePDF Writer as the Printer to print (DO NOT select “Print to file” option).
  3. You will get a Save As dialog box prompted for saving created PDF file.
  4. Select a folder to Save in and enter a File name, then click on Save.
  5. Open that folder to find your PDF file.

Download CutePDF Writer

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Alfred is a Pilot & Tech blogger from Bangalore, India. He has worked with DSL providers like AOL, SBC, Verizon & Covad as a tech specialist. Currently he is pursuing a career in aviation.
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The last time i used it, links in the pdf weren’t clickable at all. Does this version have it. I’d rather stick to Open Office

it works fine for me.
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I’ve been using this for a while. I mainly use it on my laptop which isnt connected to a printer. I can then print to a PDF and if I need to, I can print the PDF out later on if I need to.
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this is great . i will keep use of it.thanks .keep sharing.

This is definitely a tool I have been using for some time. But PDF 995 works just as well and it’s Free!

PDF 995 works better and it’s free.

PDF 995 is free and works well. I will try this to see if its easier. Thanks

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I’ve tried once CutePDF before and I think it does a pretty good job. You can conclude that it is one of the best.

Another Great post. Best wishes with your blog.

I like this blog and have bookmarked it. I will check back to read more properly.

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