This article will show you a way about how to convert webpage to postscript. This way is available for converting all the printable file to image file and PDF file. And this way is specially good when you need to print the file after conversion.
I use the software Document Converter which can be used in three aspects. Once you install it to your PC, there will be two virtual printers and one GUI version software. They are docPrint, docPrint PDF Driver and GUI version software. In this article, I will use its docPrint PDF Driver to finish the conversion from webpage to postscript. When you install it to your PC, you can do the conversion as follows.
Step 1. Set properties.
Click Start at the left bottom corner of your computer then go to Printers and Faxes menu option. There you can find all the printers are listed, it is not hard to find docPrint. Right click it then you can go to properties to set its properties according to your needs. The following snap shot maybe can help you understand this step. When you have finished the setting part, please click the button OK to end the setting part.
Step 2.Print webpage to postscript.
Open the webpage needed converting to PDF then go to Print option. No matter which browser are you using, it is not hard to find File at the left top corner of the browser. Print is the sub menu listed in the File option. When you go the Print menu, you can find the docPrint PDF Driver easily. Please set it as the default printer driver and click the button OK to begin the conversion if you do not need set other options. A few seconds later, you will be reminded to name and save the converted PDF file. Once you finish this step, the converted PDF file will be saved in some directors and can be used at any time.
Now let check the conversion effect.
The source webpage link is https://www.verypdf.com/ and the converted PDF file is like the following snap shot.
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