![]() Yes it’s a gnarly setup, but you only have to do it once.ģ. Select the new CutePDF printer | Print Server Properties | Then set up and save a new 6″ x 9″ form, thus… ![]() Windows Start Menu button | Control Panel | Devices and Printers.Ģ. Getting 6″ x 9″ for CutePDF thus requires a bit of a workflow.ġ. And yet perversely it has no named paper-size that ships with printer software by default, for local Windows PDF printers to use. 6″ x 9″ inches is a most common paperback book size demanded by print-on-demand printers. Lovely output… very fast (even though 32-bit)… great file-size… but… you then need to know how to get a 6″ x 9″ shaped save for the PDF. No reboot is then required, the new printer driver is there straight away, and accessible from File | Print. Install the open-source Ghostscript utility first, then CutePDF, so you don’t have any hassles caused by CutePDF’s installer needing to go online to get Ghostscript. ![]() Solution: the free Ghostscript Windows installer and the free CutePDF Writer (which requires Ghostscript). Which messed up back-of-the-book index-building, as well as copy-paste. ![]() And the type quality of a vanilla “Save to PDF” just was not good enough, and also randomly defaulted bits of text to bitmapping. NitroPDF failed repeatedly, being very sluggish and crashing the Windows Print Spooler. Problem: I recently had trouble getting a good PDF from a 200,000-word book. ![]()
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