No pdf capability in Quicken 2004?

In Q2002 Deluxe, I used to always output my reports to a pdf file. I can find no place to select pdf as the printer in 2004 Deluxe. Of course, they've never had the normal dropdown selection for the printer, but at least earlier, I could change my default printer to pdf and when I was finished change it back. Am I missing it?

Secondly, I see no capability to change the font face and size on the reports in 2004.

Am I blind?

Thx, Cynthia

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Cynthia
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I found where to change the font on reports - where it's always been - duhhh. But, still can't find how to select pdf as the printer.

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Cynthia

I must be blind also. I use Q2002 Deluxe and all I see is ASCII Disk File, Tab-delimited Disk File and 123 (.PRN) Disk File. How do you get pdf files?

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Steve Jenkins

In my Q2002 H&B under the File menu there is a Printer Setup option. You can choose different printers for three type of jobs.

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Victor Roberts

In Q2002 Deluxe, there are only two type of jobs, "For Reports/Graphs" and "For Printing Check". In any case, I see options for PDF files.

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Steve Jenkins

In Q2002 H&B I have: For Reports/Graphs For Printing Checks For Printing Invoices

I'm not surprised that the Invoices option is unique to H&B, as a non-business user would not need to prepare invoices.

You see or don't see the PDF option? If not, it is probably because Q does not have built-in PDF capability and you need to have a PDF print driver installed.

-- Vic Roberts Replace xxx with vdr in e-mail address.

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Victor Roberts

You'll need to install some kind of a PDF creation program. Acrobat Distiller (not part of the free Acrobat Reader) is Adobe's product but there are quite a number of third party ones available now.

Mike

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Mike Blake-Knox

Ah ha! It's a feature of Windows that was added by an Abobe software package and has nothing to do with Quicken.

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Steve Jenkins

Any Macintosh running OS X has the ability to make PDF files from any application.

Paul

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Paul Anderson

You'll need to install some kind of a PDF creation program. Acrobat Distiller (not part of the free Acrobat Reader) is Adobe's product but there are quite a number of third party ones available now.

Mike

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Mike Blake-Knox

You'll need to install some kind of a PDF creation program. Acrobat Distiller (not part of the free Acrobat Reader) is Adobe's product but there are quite a number of third party ones available now.

Mike

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Mike Blake-Knox

Google and download Primopdf, PDF995 or any number of freeware or shareware PDF printer drivers. Then you will have the ability to choose to print to a pdf file from any application.

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Steven Latus

You'll need to install some kind of a PDF creation program. Acrobat Distiller (not part of the free Acrobat Reader) is Adobe's product but there are quite a number of third party ones available now.

Mike

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Mike Blake-Knox

You'll need to install some kind of a PDF creation program. Acrobat Distiller (not part of the free Acrobat Reader) is Adobe's product but there are quite a number of third party ones available now.

Mike

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Mike Blake-Knox

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