Try OttoPDF from www.MyndKryme.com, it is freeware and works pretty well
from my experience.
David
"Rodney McManamy" wrote in message
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> Frank is right. You need to have a PDF printer driver in order to do it.
> There are several available on the market that do a good job. I used to
use
> Win2PDF from http://www.daneprairie.com/ because it was cheap and did a
> relatively good job. I think it's around $35 and was the cheapest one
that
> I found a year ago.
>
> We are also working on an advanced program that batch converts layouts
from
> various drawings along with adding the bookmarks and a titlepage. Our
> program can even create the email for you. If you want to give it a try
the
> Beta version is on our site at www.macsolids.com If I get some good
> feedback on it I will probably license the PDF driver that we are testing
> for redistribution with our program.
>
> Why Autodesk hasn't done it already I will never know. To me the PDF
output
> is great for sales quotes and general distribution. One of the main
reasons
> is that it cannot be brought back into AutoCAD in a useful form. Plus you
> don't have to worry about fonts, XRef's, linetypes, and all of the other
> AutoCAD specific stuff when you ditribute the drawings in PDF format.
>
> --
> Rodney McManamy - President
> MACSolids - Maximizing AutoCAD Solids
> website: www.macsolids.com
> "IZZAT TAHA" wrote in message
> news:2CFAE10840CB88F84882FEC238E7EB91@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > HI
> >
> > IS THERE ANY WAY TO CONVERT A DWG FILE TO PDF WITHOUT USING ACROBAT
> > DISTILLLER, OR ANY OTHER PROGRAM, I MEAN JUST FROM AUTOCAD WITHOUT THE
> HELP
> > OF ANY OTHER PROGRAM
> >
> >
> >
>
>
