How to save web page as PDF?
There are occasions you want to save an interesting web page when you surfing on the internet. The best way is to convert web page to PDF, with all the text and pictures retained exactly. Then you can save for long-term storage or sharing with friends. HTML to PDF Converter lets you instantly convert dynamic web pages into fully-formatted PDF file format. In this tutorial, I will show you how to save a web page as PDF.
Just download HTML to PDF Converter then install it on your computer. You may also need to install ghostscript.
Then you can start HTML to PDF Converter via a desktop shortcut, or directly from Windows Explorer.
Click Add icon to open file browse then add saved web pages you want. Alternatively, if you are using Windows Explorer to locate files, you are able to drag and drop files into the document window.
Click Add URL icon you can add web URL in the pop-up window, for example, http://www.anypdftools.com.
Click Add Folder to upload all HTML files in a particular directory.
Each added file is displayed in the list. You can view any of the files in the window by double¬clicking them. That will open HTML files in your inetrnet explorer program. You need an internet explorer in advance. You can click the Remove icon to remove selected files in list or you can clear all the files by clicking the Clear icon.
Click the Convert to PDF And Save as icon to convert Web Page to PDF and save the PDF file to a directory which you selected.
Now you can save a web page as PDF too. Just have a try!
Note: This product is distributed on a try-before-you-buy basis. All features described in this documentation are enabled. The registered version does not insert a watermark in your generated pdf documents.
Posted at 11:43PM Jan 21, 2010 Read More... by DavidSmith in Word to PDF | Comments[0]
Use Google Docs as a Batch PDF Converter
Found this useful article from http://www.labnol.org , share with you all.
If you have a huge bundle of Word Documents, Excel Spreadsheets and PowerPoint Presentations on your hard drive that you would like to convert into PDF at once without investing in commercial software like Adobe Acrobat, try Google Docs.
While it has always been possible to convert Office documents into PDF using Google Docs, the new export feature makes it even easier for you to batch convert Microsoft Office and OpenOffice file formats into PDF (or HTML) in three easy steps.
Step #1 Create a new input folder in Google Docs where youll upload all your documents and presentations that are to converted into PDF.
Step #2 Now select the Upload Document option in Google Docs, set the destination folder to the one that you created in Step #1 and upload* all your documents.
Google Docs officially supports the following file formats though you may also upload images:
[*] You may also use the email option to upload documents onto Google Docs but that would put everything on the main folder and managing documents can therefore become a issue especially when you have too many files.
Step #3 - Once all files are uploaded onto Google Docs, open the dashboard again and select the input folder from the right sidebar. Select all the files in this folder and choose Export under More Options.
Heres select PDF (or HTML) as the output format and all your Word Documents, presentations, spreadsheets, etc. will be instantly converted into PDF.
And if you are converting a large batch of documents into PDF, you dont have to wait in the browser for the conversion to finish as Google Docs will automatically send you an email once the processing is over. The email will have a link from where you can directly download all the PDF files in one large ZIP.
Useful stuff. For more tricks, check out the Adobe PDF Guide and Google Docs Guide.
Original Sources: http://www.labnol.org/internet/batch-pdf-converter/10796/
Posted at 06:39PM Oct 26, 2009 Read More... by Melvin James in Word to PDF | Comments[0]
