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I'm looking for a PDF printer that doesn't ask the user to choose a filename and directory, but simply saves it to a predefined folder with a unique filename.

The print jobs will come from third party applications I have no control of, so I cannot fix this via coding solutions.

Addition: I'm looking for commercial solutions with good support.

Addition 2: It must support 32 and 64 bits Windows.

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8 Answers

Bullzip PDF Printer can also autosave with a predetermined filename. Canon lbp 1210 driver for windows 8.1 64 bit.

IainIain

PDFCreator can autosave with a predetermined filename.

IainIain

Have you looked at the Adobe LiveCycle server, it has core modules for automating PDF creation/generation/conversion.

Its commercial, has a defined support roadmap, and is about as proper PDF as you can get, but is a lot more expensive than other apps here, and is aimed far more at 'Enterprise' solutions.

GAThrawnGAThrawn

If you are looking for a commercial solution, I think Easy PDF Creator can fill your requirements. I have used it to set up a shared network printer with automatic saving (creates the PDF in a predetermined directory) for a similar sounding situation as what you describe. Can setup locally in a similar fashion as well of course. It was very flexible and once set I didn't really ever have to worry about it.

Depending on your platform, the PDF printer for CUPS might be an ideal solution. I've used it before on OS X and it's worked great. (Just tell it where to throw the PDFs, set it as your default printer, and you're good to go.) Apple is the official maintainer of CUPS, but I'm not sure of commercial support. I really don't know much about how it's implemented, but it could meet your needs: http://www.codepoetry.net/projects/cups-pdf-for-mosx.

Benjamin OakesBenjamin Oakes

PrimoPDF can be used from the command line too (it has a GUI but it can be used without a GUI too). It has a free version and a commertional one called nitroPDF.

Attila O.Attila O.

If you just want to convert a url or HTML file to a PDF via the command line then I have found this open source tool wkhtmltopdf useful.

Interestingly wkhtmltopdf uses webkit for its rendering so you get the same kind of output as you might from Google Chrome or Safari. Many other solutions roll their own HTML renderer which aren't nearly as good as a browser that has been tweaked to deal with real world HTML.

Note I had to use the -l (low quality) option with the larger pages I am converting:

You could then use a batch file or a programming language to loop through a list of file full of urls in order to convert them.

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Matthew LockMatthew Lock

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PDF24 Creator is exacty what you are looking for. And it is even free.

Just open pdf24-Settings.exe and choose the Folder and file naming conventions you like. Every print to this Printer will create a PDF file according your Settings.

Here is a screenshot of the print settings:

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