Re: Sharepoint and PDF creation

[quills -at- airmail -dot- net]

Sharepoint would have to use a third-party application, which there 
are many of. I would query the developer as to the process and 
methods that he is going to institute, and then I would advise your 
client to test the hell out of it before letting it go live into a 
production environment.

Scott

At 5:41 PM +0300 9/18/08, David Rapport wrote:
>Hi,
>
>My client is moving document management to Sharepoint and their developer
>(outside contractor) has told them that final versions of Word files will be
>automatically created as PDFs.
>
>Does anyone know if Sharepoint can create PDFs using PDFMaker and the
>various settings that PDFMaker offers, or is it only possible to use the
>quick 'n easy PDFWriter? Are there third party tools that deal with this?
>
>
>TIAs aplenty,
>
>David
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