There are many PDF tools available that will add a PDF printer driver to Windows when you install the program and those drivers will be available in the Printer drop-down list. When you right click on a group of selected image files and select “Print” from the popup menu to access the Print Pictures dialog box (as discussed in the first section above), you’ll notice the absence of the Microsoft Print To PDF option in the Printer drop-down list. The procedure for creating a PDF file from multiple image files is the same in Windows 7 and 8 as it is in Windows 10 with one exception. How to Print to a PDF File in Windows 7 and 8 Now you can continue with the process in the first section to create a PDF file from the selected images.
You are returned to the Print Pictures dialog box where the Microsoft Print To PDF printer driver has been added to the Printer drop-down list and is automatically selected. To do so, click the “Set as the default printer” check box so there is a check mark in the box.
If you print to PDF files more often than you actually print to your printer, you can set this driver as the default printer. You should get a message that the printer driver has successfully been added. Then, select “Install Printer” from the “Printer” drop-down list. To install the Microsoft Print to PDF printer driver, open the Print Pictures dialog box as we discussed in the previous section (if it’s not already open). If the Microsoft Print to PDF option is not available in the Printer drop-down list on the Print Pictures dialog box, you can easily add it. How to Activate the Microsoft Print to PDF Option in Windows 10 You’re done! The PDF file is created in the selected folder and you can open it in the default PDF viewer in Windows, or in any other PDF reader you have installed. Enter a file name for the PDF file in the “File name” edit box and click “Save”. The same directory where the images are stored is selected as the default location, but you can change that. Navigate to the location where you want to save the PDF file. The Save Print Output As dialog box displays. Enabling or disabling the Fit picture to frame option affects all the images you’re adding to the PDF file. If you noticed earlier that the sides of your images seem to be cut off, click the “Fit picture to frame” check box so there is no check mark in the box. You are returned to the Print Pictures dialog box. Again, click “OK” to accept your changes or click “Cancel” if you don’t want to save the changes you made or you didn’t make any changes. NOTE: If you’re using Windows 7, the Printer Properties link opens the doPDF Properties dialog box displays, allowing you to change the page Orientation (as well as other settings).
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