[plt-scheme] printing DrScheme programs

On Mar 4, 2006, at 21:06, Robby Findler wrote:
> On the mac, you can print and save as a .pdf file -- maybe that can  
> be integrated with word?

I can print to PDF, but can't import the PDF into Word.  What I have  
to deliver can be Word or PDF, but it should be one document, not  
several.

I looked for pdf2rtf / pdf2word, but couldn't find such an animal for  
GNU/Linux, OS X, Unix.  There are tons of PC-based shareware and  
commercial apps.

I found a Mac OS X app called Trapeze that converts PDF to RTF, but  
it lost all the nice PLT colors.

I found a Mac OS X app PDF2Office which looked promising but the  
installer hung... Force Quit.

If I open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat and copy/paste into Word, I keep  
the colors but lose the formatting.  So that's what I'm doing for  
now, putting the spaces in by hand.

Geoffrey
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On Mar 4, 2006, at 8:03 PM, Geoffrey Knauth wrote:
> This is a little silly, but I wrote a program to operate on graphs,  
> and I want to include the source in a Word document I have to give  
> someone.  DrScheme shows the source and output very nicely  
> colorized, and when I print to PDF (on a Mac), the colors are  
> preserved.  However, I need to get everything into a single Word  
> doc.  Has anyone done that and kept the colors?  If not I guess I  
> can use URLs pointing to the nice PLT-colored output.