Adobe Print Driver

Adobe print drivers deliver many advantages. One of the most important tasks they facilitate is the reliable conversion of documents from their original formats to the PDF format. This is a necessity when the shop lacks the program the client used to create the document. While most print shops have popular programs like Microsoft Word and Excel, CorelDraw, PhotoShop and WordPerfect, many document management programs are rarer and not hosted on shop machines.

How Adobe Print Drivers Expedite the Publishing Process

Adobe engines like Distiller and open-source technology like Ghostscript prepare documents by turning them into postscript files, and then complete the PDF conversion to make them readable by the destination machines. Drivers add important capabilities to the conversion process. When a document is ready for publishing, clients can send it to shops remotely using print drivers and online interface solutions.

Print providers are sometimes unable to reproduce the client's font, color or layout options accurately if their machines lack the same programs and options used to create the document. Adobe drivers represent a solution to these challenges, ensuring that the service provider is able to publish the document as intended. Clients can check the preview window to make sure everything looks as it should before approving the job.

The problem with these technologies is that they're so prohibitively expensive that only about 10 percent of service providers are able to afford them. Other limitations exist including file size limitations and customizations are minimal. GoPrint2.com has created a practical, easy and much more affordable solution. Offering free technology that downloads in minutes and circumvents all the limitations inherent in other products and solutions, GoPrint2.com provides all the aforementioned capabilities on a pay-per-use basis rather than the thousands of dollars Adobe charges and integrates into your already existing infrastructure.