"Serious" users? No. Just lazy. Heaven forbid they actually DO something. Thank you for the well wishes. I need it today.

I figured a driver would be cumbersome. Of course, I've been surprised before. Sometimes the easiest things are the things you assume are going to be difficult and vice versa.

An email sounds interesting and I could easily implement it. However, it would be the same number of steps. This system is replacing a complicated duct-tape and bailing wire scenario. Right now, they are using a print driver to generate and save the pdf's to a network location, never to be seen again...especially if they didn't put them in the correct location in the first place (not that it ever happens...cough, cough). Filling out a web form, remembering where they saved their file, selecting the files, and then deleting them? That's just "too much work".

I move mountains with the holy spirit of perl and it's not good enough. I'm dumbfounded right now...

In reply to Re^2: Windows print driver by ksublondie
in thread Windows print driver by ksublondie

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