So just open the HTML file in your browser and "print" it to the PDF print driver.ītw, if you have Adobe Acrobat (the full product, not just Adobe Reader), then you'll already have a PDF print driver called Adobe PDF. When you "print" to it, the print driver will create a PDF file.
All of them install a "printer" so that you can "print" to it from any Windows program. So I suggest trying Bullzip first to see if it works well for you if not, try doPDF next then the others until you find one that you like. At one time CutePDF was my favorite, then it was doPDF, and my current choice is Bullzip. They have varying features and some folks prefer one over the other, so you may want to experiment to see which one you like the best.
Eight good ones are Bullzip, CutePDF Writer, doPDF, Foxit Reader PDF Printer (part of the Foxit Reader install), Nitro PDF Creator (part of the Nitro Reader install), PDFCreator, PDF-XChange Printer (part of the PDF-XChange Editor install), and PrimoPDF: You can use this function for the number of pages in the pdf import re def countpdfpages (filepath): rxcountpages re.compile (r'/Types/Page ( s)', re.MULTILINEre.DOTALL) with open (filepath, 'rb') as tempfile: return len (rxcountpages.findall (tempfile. There are many free PDF print drivers out there. One idea is to open the HTML file in whatever browser you use and then simply "print" it to a PDF print driver.
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