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Hands On Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Palmer Pdf Printer Driver
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Press Windows key + R then type: optionalfeatures.exe. Hit Enter on your keyboard, this will open the Turn Windows Features on or off component. Scroll down then uncheck Microsoft Print to PDF.
Click OK
Restart if prompted
Press Windows key + R then type: optionalfeatures.exe. Hit Enter on your keyboard, this will open the Turn Windows Features on or off component. Scroll down then check Microsoft Print to PDF.
Click OK
Restart if prompted
Press Windows key + R, type: control then hit Enter. Open Devices and Printers and click Add printer. Click The printer that I want isn’t listed.
Click Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings then click Next
Select Use an existing port then click in the list box then select FILE: (Print to File)
Scroll down and select Microsoft under Manufacturer then scroll down and select Microsoft Print to PDF under Printers then click Next
Give the printer a name or leave the default, click Next. It should now appear as an available printer.
Click OK
Restart if prompted
Press Windows key + R then type: optionalfeatures.exe. Hit Enter on your keyboard, this will open the Turn Windows Features on or off component. Scroll down then check Microsoft Print to PDF.
Click OK
Restart if prompted
Press Windows key + R, type: control then hit Enter. Open Devices and Printers and click Add printer. Click The printer that I want isn’t listed.
Click Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings then click Next
Select Use an existing port then click in the list box then select FILE: (Print to File)
Scroll down and select Microsoft under Manufacturer then scroll down and select Microsoft Print to PDF under Printers then click Next
Give the printer a name or leave the default, click Next. It should now appear as an available printer.