I think I might have used that at some point--I've certainly used PDF virtual printer devices. At the moment I just use the "PDF" printer presented by CUPS. Does everything I need (i.e. just sends the output to a PDF file in ~/PDF/). That's on Ubuntu 8.04.
I think I might have used that at some point--I've certainly used PDF virtual printer devices. At the moment I just use the "PDF" printer presented by CUPS. Does everything I need (i.e. just sends the output to a PDF file in ~/PDF/). That's on Ubuntu 8.04.
Never tried, but I doubt it. I mean, it's probably possible to set up some scripts to handle it, but I don't think there's any GUI interface in the cups-pdf virtual printer. It just pretends to be a printer and drops the PDF file into ~/PDF. That's all I've needed so far so I haven't worried about it.
PDF Creator would be a better approach as all you need to do when creating the PDF is select print from your application, then a select printer window pops up and you select PDF creator instead of your printer. Viola ... PDF creator works with every app I have that has a print option.