Kari, This seems to be the situation now: I can choose between these options: (1) a slightly updated version of the program that you’ve already tried out and which is currently posted. It will post a warning if you use it to watch a folder with more than one or two files already in it. Like the existing version, it will let you select a printer, use a routine that lets you assign a filename to the PDF by using a macro in your application; etc. or (2) a reliable file watcher that will work with any folder with any number of files already in it, but will NOT let you pop up a menu in which you can select a printer, and (although I haven’t tested this) it probably will not be able to warn you if you overwrite an existing PDF file when you use the method that lets you save to a specific filename. The only options it would offer would be to print to the default printer, create and open a temporary PDF file, or save a PDF on the desktop. I think (1) is preferable to (2) because the option to select a printer at print-time seems to me extremely useful. The folder watcher in option (1) won’t be as reliable, but I don’t think it’s a burden to insist that people print to a temporary folder that is different from one’s documents folder. It seems to be inherently dangerous to use a system like this that deletes files (as this one does with the output print file) in a folder which also has files that you want to keep. There’s too much risk for something to go wrong.