New version 4.0 has more settings and do more.Convert to professional quality PDF file from any printable document.If you have a JavaScript-enabled browser, but you've disabled JavaScript, you need to turn it back on to use this site. This web site requires JavaScript enabled in your browser. Question 3: Is there a way to make the plot driver or Distiller recognize txt.CutePDF - Convert to PDF for free, Free PDF Utilities, Edit PDF easily. Question 2: Does anyone know why the postscript/PDF created with the PDFWriter driver is searchable, but the postscript/PDF created with the AutoCAD driver is not? Also, the really important part of the documents (the engineering diagrams), look horrible when converted with PDFWriter. However, if I use the PostScript Level 1 driver or Adobe Distiller to convert the postscripts to PDF, then I cannot search for any text, even the text that uses the True Type courier font. If I change the fonts to the TrueText courier.ttf font and plot-to-file using a plot driver called Adobe PDFWriter (which automatically converts the post-scripts to PDF), then I can search the PDF for text, as long as the text is in the courier font. Currently we use the AutoCAD txt.shx font.

I believe I have it narrowed down to a font problem.

If you want to go deeper into the issue, read on: (no pun intended): I am using the Windows 2000 OS. Question 1: Does anyone know how I can create my postscripts so that the text is searchable in the PDF?

When I open these PDFs in Adobe Acrobat 4.0 I cannot edit them, or search for text. I then use Adobe Distiller 4.0 to convert the postscripts into PDF format. To create the postscripts I plot-to-file using the PostScript Level 1 plot driver that I created with the AutoCAD Add-A-Plotter Wizard. I am using AutoCAD 2000 to create postscripts. There are several questions contained in this post:

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