Download URLs as PDFs .3.1
Function: Downloads the specified files from the Internet as PDF documents.
Author: Scott Garner
Requires: (URLs)
Input: (Files/Folders)
Output: PDF documents
Notes:
New in .3.1: Universal Binary
New in .3:
- New: Donation button (because you know you want to).
- New: Advanced option to enable/disable image loading.
- New: Advanced option to enable/disable JavaScript.
- Fixed: Pages with forward slashes in their title no longer cause an error when title-based printing is enabled.
- Better handling of pages with child frames (WebView frames–not necessarily just HTML frames).
- Changed: Workaround for WebKit animated GIF bug.
- Changed: Now released under the New BSD License.

==== Uninstall Instructions ====
Macintosh HD > Library > Automator > Download URLs as PDFs.action
Hope that helps to remove it.
Dan
Comment by Dan Lavie — July 5, 2010 @ 3:32 am
I downloaded .3.1 but I’m getting an error that it isn’t supported b/c it’s not universal binary. Any help?
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Is it possible to delete the action for safari?
Comment by David Lees — March 21, 2009 @ 10:05 pm