Hi all:

I am very new to excel vba and am facing some challenges with the
attempt to write a vba code to print a financial report in pdf format.

I currently have an adobe reader 5.0 and Excel 2003.

I was trying to use ghostscript as suggested on the other postings, but
somehow, I cannot get the conversion part of it right

Here's my code.

Sub test()

Dim psfile As String

'Dim myPDF As PdfDistiller

'psfile = "C:\Documents and Settings\dpoon\Desktop\" & "123" & ".ps"


Application.ActivePrinter = "VBA2PDF on file:"

mypdf.filetoPDF "C:\Documents and Settings\dpoon\Desktop\" & "123" &
".ps", "C:\Documents and Settings\dpoon\Desktop\" & "123" & ".pdf"

MsgBox ActivePrinter

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Preview:=False,
Printtofile:=True, Collate:=True, PrToFileName:=psfile


End Sub



VBA2PDF on file is the "printer" I created using HP Deskjet1200 ps
driver. I could crate the .ps file alright, but how can I convert the
..ps file to .pdf without a acrobat distiller? Where can I find
pdfdistiller as an object, so that I could assign "mypdf" as a
pdfdistiller?

Your help is greatly appreciated.


Dennis poon

I realize it's impossible to make the conversion using merely an
Acrobat reader, you need adobe distiller in order for the VBA to assign
the file as "pdfdistiller" before any conversion is made possible.

Hi there here's a good pdf to download
PDF Creator,
once you down load it and install it you will be able to select it as a
printer


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Thanks, dave

But which version would i have to donwload, and does the pdf
library/references would be added to the vba editor object reference
automatically? Or there are other setup procedures before hand?

Thanks.