I've given it half an hour. Can't seem to figure out how I can set 'Adobe PDF printer' as one of my printer options. I'm not sure if I need to download an Adobe file, and what folder I might need to place it in, and if I also need to add a specific driver. I'm trying to create a PDF file that printers and outfits like www.lulu.com will accept. Printing an MS Word document via 'Adobe PDF printer' will allow me, I'm told, to produce a suitable PDF file. Ideally I'm producing the original document in Pages - but I've been told by printers and lulu.com et. That no one out there likes PDF's produced by Pages ('not professional').

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Any suggestions you might have would be most appreciated. By default, OS X can print anything to a PDF. If you look at the print dialog at bottom left, there's a PDF button which offers a menu of options.

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This should be available in any application. As for the suitability of the file for printing by others, you'd have to ask them. I'm not sure why they would call a PDF from Pages 'unprofessional', because a PDF is basically a rastered image of the file when printed, and normally embeds any fonts (non-Asian at least) when the file is created. I believe when you create a PDF from OS X itself, it is purely a rastered version of the page you were working on, so there should be no rendering issues with fonts or formatting.

Hi Kurt, Yes I did instal Acrobat Pro. Last year or so. I'm on the road so I don't have the app on disk with me. The Adobe PDF printer doesn't seem to be appearing automatically in my choices for a printer in either MS Word or Pages. And when I try to 'add' a new printer it does see 'Adobe PDF 7.0 printer but it seems to also require a 'location' and a 'Print Using: Please select a driver or printer model' I'm not sure where I'd need to go looking (what folder) to see if it's actually in the computer? Or what the file itself looks like. I do a search and just get a lot of 'document' files.

So the PDF arriving at the printer is no longer 300 dpi, but 72 dpi (among other things). That's what Apple's built in PDF generator does to raster images. There's no way to change that, making it useless for print production.

And when I try to 'add' a new printer it does see 'Adobe PDF 7.0 printer but it seems to also require a 'location' and a 'Print Using: Please select a driver or printer model' That means it's looking for the PPD. For version 7 of Acrobat Pro, in the /Library/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/en.lproj/ folder, there should be a file named something like ADPDF7.PPD. That's what it's looking for as a driver/printer model. There also needs to be a file in the /Library/Printers/PPD Plugins/ folder with a name like AdobePDFPDE700.plugin. If those are missing, you aren't going to be able to create a PDF file from the Adobe PDF printer.

Thank you Kurt, I'm about to go looking. I got some filters recommended by Yvan Koenig, installed them, (removed the Mac filters), and I swear it looks like the rastered Pages shadows are staying 300dpi when converted (through 'print') to PDF. I've sent the test off to a buddy who is a 'real' graphics person to check, and to check how close this Pages made PDF might be to a Lulu.com protocol (or whether or not I could take the Pages PDF and convert it to something closer to the protocol using distiller or Acrobat Pro. I'm going off to look for those files, thank you so kindly for the folder hierarchy. Perhaps MS Word to PDF will be the way to go in the end. All the best, Ben.