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PDF Converter Professional and Enterprise 8.0 Eval Guide - Nuance

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AUTOMATED DOCUMENT ASSEMBLY<br />

<strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Converter</strong> <strong>Enterprise</strong> 8 allows users to print to <strong>PDF</strong> Create from any application without<br />

being required to save the new <strong>PDF</strong> file. Files that are printed to <strong>PDF</strong> Create when using the<br />

“Send To <strong>PDF</strong> Pro” functionality can either be appended to an existing <strong>PDF</strong> file or created as a<br />

new <strong>PDF</strong> file.<br />

To configure the “Send To <strong>PDF</strong> Pro” option:<br />

1. Click “Start > Control Panel”.<br />

2. Open “Devices <strong>and</strong> Printers” (or “Printers <strong>and</strong> Faxes” on Windows XP).<br />

3. Right-click on the “ScanSoft <strong>PDF</strong> Create!” print driver, then select “Printing preferences ><br />

ScanSoft <strong>PDF</strong> Create!”.<br />

Note: On Windows XP, the Gaaiho <strong>PDF</strong> driver will be listed as a separate print driver. Just select<br />

the “Printing preferences” option from the right-click menu of the ScanSoft <strong>PDF</strong> Create printer.<br />

4. Select the “<strong>PDF</strong> Settings” tab from the ScanSoft <strong>PDF</strong> Create Printing Preferences dialog.<br />

5. Exp<strong>and</strong> the “Naming Method” drop-down box <strong>and</strong> select the “Send To <strong>PDF</strong> Pro” option.<br />

6. Click “OK” to apply the changes.<br />

Now whenever a file is printed to the ScanSoft <strong>PDF</strong> Create print driver, the user will be prompted<br />

with a new “Printed Document” dialog instead of being prompted to save the <strong>PDF</strong> file with the<br />

st<strong>and</strong>ard “Save As” dialog.<br />

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