CHRISCHRAM  CUPS-PDF does not work under Snow Leopard. The developer is aware of the problem, but says it won't be a trivial fix. Stay tuned.  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

JON55  Ok, I had no idea you could save pages to PDF's right from OS X until reading these posts, so now, after installing CUPS-PDF, how do I uninstall it?  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

JLARO  CUPS-PDF creates ridiculously big files. For example, printing this MacUpdate page yields a 2,1 MB file with CUPS-PDF, while with Print as PDF it only comes in at 256k. Other tests show similar ratios.

Another poster said he's happy the PDF folder is no more on the desktop. How does he do it? Every time I move the cups-pdf folder from my desktop CUPS-PDF creates another one to put the files.

OS X 10.4.11  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

BEWEIS  Great stuff. Perfect not to have this folder on desktop anymore. The resulting PDFs work perfect in my local copyshop. Files created with the standard PDF routine don't work  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

JIMW  Works even better now - i.e. documents in Documents folder and with Leopard. Thanks  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

AHKNIGHT  Version 2.4.6.1 works on Leopard.  
(Version 2.4.6.1)

JIMW  Not Leopard compatible on Intel  
(Version 2.4.6)

FOULGER  Nice piece of software. If the author could include a preference to nominate the folder to save the file to AND address the huge pdf file size, I would BUY it with no qualms.  
(Version 2.4.6)

STEVE HODGSON  I really thought that this was a great idea in theory but when I looked at the size of the PDF files produced found them significantly larger than those produced using the native OS X options to print to PDF.

I the end the convenience was outweighed by the increased file sizes.  
(Version 2.4.6)

MAC0852  This file is in a hidden directory. To open the file, open Terminal.app (just do a Spotlight search for terminal). Type the following at the prompt:

open /etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf

This will open the file in your default text editor. Edit the file to so that the default location is to your liking. I found the line I needed to edit at around line 43. I changed so that the folder is in my Documents folder instead of the desktop by changing line 43 to the following:

Out ${HOME}/Documents/cups-pdf/

You could also change the name of the default folder from cups-pdf to something else if you really wanted to.  
(Version 2.4)

BWENNING  Thanks for this great software!!!

While it works wonderfully as is, I would very much like to utilize the ability to change the output folder (instead of the default "cups-pdf" folder on the desktop).

I've followed up with the original documentation pointed to, and scoured the web, but I can't for the life of me seem to find any help in locating "/etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf" on my macbook pro, ANYWHERE!

Please help - any thoughts would be much appreciated!!!

Thanks!

BW  
(Version 2.4)

BCWINTERS  Works great. I'm using this utility to batch print PDFs from Virtual PC (which lets you route documents to your Mac printer but doesn't let you use any print dialog settings on the Mac side). Then I can send all of them to my real printer en masse at my leisure once I'm back in the office.

The "Label" setting to require unique PDF names in the outputted files is a MUST--see the reply to the previous comment for details on how to set it.

In practice I've found that the PDFs generated by CUPS-PDF are 3 to 6 times larger than those produced by OS X's built-in Print to PDF function but if time is at more of a premium than disk space, you'll find this utility very handy.  
(Version 2.4)

PROKOS_J  This is works perfectly other than it will over-write files with the same name in the same directory without warning you first. If you are printing from Safari you won't get a chance to see what the name is until it's in the directory.  
(Version 2.0)