Windows 10 has a built in Microsoft PDF driver that works well. For anything before you'll need something else.

Ghostscript is also an option and you can dump to Postscript with a PS driver, and then convert with Ghostscript, but it has problems with some content, especially certain kinds of images.

If you really want to do this right I suggest using XFRX or one of the reporting tools that output to PDF. XFRX doesn't rely on the printer spooler and is considerably faster.

+++ Rick ---

>I have been using free Foxit PDF Reader for many dog years in W7, happy to have it
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- provide a PDF printer driver for pre-Win10,
>- create multipage PDF from Scanner: Samsung offers only [Bmp, Jpg, Png,Tif]
>- allowing me to verify on Screen the things created by my sometimes antique Office Versions 97 or XP, which I prefer for loading speed.

>Starting version 10 Foxit removed said printer driver and IIRC create PDF option, so I stayed with my workhorse on 9.7.2, which I had upgraded to as below that version a serious bug might compromise machine via PDF with virus/ransom attack included. Foxit only has obvious links to versions 10 and 11 on downloads (as far as I see... can be blind on web sites sometimes)
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>I have a separate PDF printer driver, a Foxit 9.5 msi I reasonably trust, but would prefer to have an installable 9.7.2 for VMs not connected to the Net and running W7. Habits are hard to break...
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>Spelunking around links from the last 18 months I see a few links to previous versions - some on sites I trust as much as chinese DVD from flea market - some pointing to cdn01.foxitsoftware.com from Mozilla and Foxit fora.
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>The most often linked to resolves into a DL of 256 MB whereas most other versions are 80-100 MB. Also small versions have "Borland" and "Pierre" early on exe file start 256 MB version has neither, so paranoid me is concerned.
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>Has anybody around here an installer for Foxit PDF Reader 9.7.2 he used or trusts ?
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>head scratching
>thomas