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The latest version can always be downloaded from here. PDFCreator is highly recommended for every Windows computer that does not have another PDF creation utility. Just these licenses grant you the right to use PDFCreator and to give it to anyone you like without charge. That does not mean, that PDFCreator has no license. Yes, PDFCreator is really free and may be used without paying money to the authors or anyone else and your rights on the documents you create with PDFCreator are not changed in any way. Windows 7, Vista, or XP the installation will use about 25MB of disk space Licensing Information

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The latest version of PDFCreator for download to the public is 1.7.1, as of November 2013.

The current version of PDFCreator packaged for Carleton, as of November 2013, is 1.7.1.

ContentsĪ summary of the specifics of the product. Microsoft offers a competitive technology called XPS, which is not as commonly used. PDFCreator acts as a virtual printer, making it possible to "convert" almost any data or document into PDF format. In other words, PDFCreator is a free, open source replacement for Adobe Acrobat (Distiller) on Windows,with about 80% of Acrobat's functionality.

And the best: PDFCreator is free, even for commercial use! It is Open Source and released under the Terms of the GNU General Public License.New: Create PDF/A files for long term archives.New: Digitally sign your PDFs to ensure that you are the author and the file has not been modified.Security : Encrypt PDFs and protect them from being opened, printed etc.Create PDFs from any program that is able to print.PDFCreator is a free tool to create PDF files from nearly any Windows application. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask.Excerpted from the Web site: īy the way, I used the following PDFCreator to testing: īeside, please make sure there is no driver corrupt or conflicted in your server. įor SQL Server 2005, the latest service package is SP1. For SQL Server 2005, the latest service package is SP3. So, I would like to suggest you to update the SQL Server Reporting Services to latest version to solve the issue.

However, I have also tested the same thing you described with SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 SP1.

Generally speaking, it won't cause the issue you mentioned. By default, SQL Server Reporting Services render a report to EMF object, and then send this EMF object to printer.