PrimoPDF

yes, you can.use primopdf to save your document to a pdf file.

1. open your document, select 'File' - 'Print' to open the print window.

2. Choose primo pdf as the print.

choose the 'Page Range'. Click"pages". Enter either a single page number or singe page range: e.g. 3-15.

Click on 'Print' or 'ok'. this depends on your program.

3. The Primo PDF windows opens.

4. Select 'Screen' to view your files or just skip this step.

5. On the setting window, you'll see 'Save As'.browser to choose the location you desired to save this new document.

click 'create pdf'.

that's it.i hope this helps. If you got other solutions for this, plz let me know.

1. In the document-authoring program, select File>Print.

2. Select the PrimoPDF printer from the list of available printers and click OK.

3. The Create PDF window appears. Enter a name and select a location for the PDF file

4. If the selected location already contains a PDF with the same name, you may encounter this screen:

encountering existing files.

NOTE: All messages can be enabled in PrimoPDF Options. See PrimoPDF Program Options section for details.

NOTE: Security settings are optional. See the Security section for details.

NOTE: Document Properties are optional. See the Document Properties section for details.

You could try the following steps

1. From Excel, select the worksheet to be converted and choose File > Page Setup, and then click the Page tab.
2. Under Scaling, click Fit to.
3. In the first box beside Fit to, enter 1 (for 1 page wide). Delete the value in the second box so that the number of pages tall is unspecified.
4. Click OK to save your changes, then print to PrimoPDF as usual.

Try this

1. Open a document to convert to PDF and select Print, then choose the PrimoPDF printer and click OK.
2. From the PrimoPDF window, click Options.
3. Click Save As, highlight the file you wish to add pages to, and click OK.
4. Under If PDF exists, choose Append to Existing and click OK.
5. Lastly, click Create PDF - PrimoPDF will take care of the rest!

I use DoPDF

It's free and fast. The visual quality is great,. I haven't used PrimoPDF, so I can't give you a comparison.