Mac OS X : Save PDF's of Any Document with a Click

What?

Save a PDF of any document or picture to pre-determined folders with a quick cmd+p and click (without navigating the directory structure)

How?

1. Go to /Library (Open Finder, hit Cmd+Shift+G, type /Library, hit Enter)
2. Find or create a folder named PDF Services
3. Open a new Finder window, and create the Folders you want to save PDF's to (hit Cmd+N, and hit Cmd+Shift+N to create each Folder)
   
4. Create an alias for each Folder (Select all folders, hit Cmd+L)
5. Drag all aliases to the /Library/PDF Services folder in the first window
   

Done. You will now have the selected folders appear in the save menu.

Extra Hint

You can alias other things than Folders. If you often read and highlight created PDF's in, say, Acrobat Reader, then try to alias the Acrobat Reader application and put it in /Library/PDF Services as well.

Thank you

Macworld for the great article, with this and other tips.

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Riding Rails: Ruby on Rails will ship with OS X 10.5 Leopard :

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