From: watt.tyler@gmail.com   
      
   On 04/02/2019 16:19, Ian Goddard wrote:   
   > On Linux, and I assume on Windows, LibreOffice applications can generate   
   > PDFs without any additional S/W.   
   >   
   > Ian   
      
   As indeed can MS Office applications - and many others. But such   
   applications can only create PDFs from content which they can manipulate.   
      
   What happens when you're using an application which doesn't have a PDF   
   export facility?   
      
   In such cases, I use Bullzip PDF Printer. Anything which can be printed   
   on paper can be "printed" by Bullzip - which actually creates a PDF file   
   in a location of your choice.   
      
   Sometimes I need to combine PDF files from various sources into a single   
   PDF file. I find PDFTools very useful for this. [It can also split PDF   
   files into individual pages, or groups of pages, plus various other tricks].   
      
   Its UI is a bit quirky, but it's ok when you get used to it.   
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   Cheers,   
   Roger   
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