Why ask for an OS X version? - zeeceebee

The ability to create PDF files is built in to OS X, so it seems rather pointless to request a version of Print2PDF for OS X....

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Friday, June 06 2003 @ 09:56 AM PDT

Why ask for an OS X version? - John Sawyer

One reason is given in a post just a few before this one:

>> onemoof:
When Mac OS X's built-in print to PDF function failed after 50 some pages, this thing cruised right through 2,000 pages in a single document without a hiccup. The bulk conversion saved me hours!<<

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Wednesday, June 15 2005 @ 12:15 PM PDT

And the PDF files are much smaller! - DCMiller

Another reason for wanting an OS X version is that Print to PDF produces PDF files that are only a fraction as large as those produced by the OS X print facility. I have a whole list of files available for download on my website, and it realy makes a difference whether they're 20K files or 160K files.

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Sunday, March 05 2006 @ 02:26 PM PST

And the PDF files are much smaller! - DCMiller

Another reason for wanting an OS X version is that Print to PDF produces PDF files that are only a fraction as large as those produced by the OS X print facility. I have a whole list of files available for download on my website, and it realy makes a difference whether they're 20K files or 160K files.

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Sunday, March 05 2006 @ 02:26 PM PST