I'm currently writing software which outputs information to a printer. I'd like to be able to 'capture' and view the output without actually printing it, so I don't have to chop down quite so many trees. I can output the print data to a file (the usual 'print to file' option), but I can't do much with it from there. Anyone know of any utilities that allow print files to be viewed?
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That's what I'm after (print to TIFF, PDF, or some other document format), but I don't have that option. Any ideas gratefully received. 
PS can be handled with ghostscript on Linux (up to a point). Don't know if there's a Windows version, but then my printer is PCL anyway so that's not going to help much.
PS can be handled with ghostscript on Linux (up to a point). Don't know if there's a Windows version, but then my printer is PCL anyway so that's not going to help much.
That's an Office 2003 feature...
Which I just conveniently happen to have. \o/
It's not perfect but it's more than good enough. Thankyou.
PS - I also asked the same at work. One of our testing guys just sent me this - http://www.primopdf.com. Handy.
Which I just conveniently happen to have. \o/
It's not perfect but it's more than good enough. Thankyou.
PS - I also asked the same at work. One of our testing guys just sent me this - http://www.primopdf.com. Handy.
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