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Hello, when trying to print a PDF with cutepdf writer it takes 10 minutes before the save file box shows up. This is only happening in autocad and becoming quite frustrating. I have noticed that if I go into the windows printer queue and cancel the plot it prompts the save file box but that is an extra step I'd like to avoid. Thanks

The requirement is to convert documents(.doc & .rtf) files to PDF format.But I shouldn't use any Openoffice, Itextsharp or even interop dll's while due to unavailability of license issue. The management suggested using CutePDF writer might be able to convert.

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I installed CutePDF writer, set it as a default printer. The whole day I googled for this, I didn't find any cute PDF programmatical interface(like .dll) to use in the C# code. Can anyone guide this how to do? or suggest me if it is not possible to convert by using cute pdf writer which is a correct way or not.

So I'm testing one of my forms on another computer as a person who wouldn't have an Adobe PDF printer, who would need a PDF printer to print only the fields that have been filled, who downloads and installs a popular one such as "CutePDF writer", and then I tested..

This class does have a couple of shortcomings. Among them are the fact that the Save As dialog does still pop up for a brief while, but usually too short of a time for it to bother anyone other than the fact that it grabs the input focus for a bit. The other is my use of the Sleep function to try and avoid race conditions as I try to let the CutePDF writer change registry settings before this code does, rather than after.

I have not actually made Cute PDF writer work (yet) but will be trying in the next month or so. However a quick search has found this page and there is a link on that page that shows the registry changes you need to do. I have not fully explored the solution offered, but this was the type of solution that I have used for Acrobat.

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