If you could pull off some sort of scripting magic, it would make my life significantly better and perhaps save me from the same fate that befell the accountant at work.
#WORD DOCUMENT SAVE AS PDF FILE PDF#
Because I work for him, I have no recourse (don’t ask me why the “IT department” reports to the “Accounting department” some things are beyond me.) To make matters worse, this guy seems to have nothing else to do on Friday nights than to call me at home and force me to come to the office and save his Excel files as PDF files.
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I have tried and tried and tried to train this otherwise extremely intelligent bean counter how to perform this task himself, but for whatever, he refuses to do it. There is only one weed on the putting green of my otherwise idyllic golf course of life: Every single Friday, I have to go into the accounting share and convert about a dozen Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to PDF files so that our account can email them to our auditors. I usually go home at the end of the day tired, but satisfied. And when I am not busy, I even conduct user training sessions on new products that I deploy such as Office 2010. Actually, the help desk is my office phone. I handle the backup software, perform database maintenance, update antivirus signature patterns, approve updates for the SUS server, and handle all help desk calls. I am the only IT person, and as a result I get a chance to do everything. Hey, Scripting Guy! There are some things I really enjoy about working for a small company. Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guys show you how to use Windows PowerShell to save a Microsoft Excel workbook as a PDF file.
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