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Print PDFs directly in the browser or delegate it to your NodeJS backend. Use the same document definition in both cases. Forget about manual x, y calculations. Declare document structure and let pdfmake do the rest. Use paragraphs, columns, lists, tables, canvas, etc. Declare your own styles, use custom fonts, build a DSL and extend the framework. Provides a set of options to disable font layout cache and to control when pages are flushed to the output file.

Cups-emailpdf is a PDF writer backend for CUPS. Printing a file on a CUPS printer using this backend causes it to be turned into a PDF file and emailed back to you. All available documentation can be read online at http://cups-emailpdf.sourceforge.net/

CUPS is the widely used printing system for UNIX-like operating systems that presents a modern, network-centric print stack built around IPP. It includes the scheduler (the print server), filters, backends, and PPD/driver plumbing needed to accept jobs, determine capabilities, rasterize or convert, and deliver output to devices over local and network transports. Its modular pipeline lets administrators and vendors plug in drivers or filter chains while retaining a consistent user-facing...

OpenPCL - Open Source PCL Viewer, Converter & Toolkit. It can be used as a backend component for developers/integrators or as a standalone desktop application for end users.

pReader is an eBook Reader for WebOS (Palm Pre/Pixi and HP TouchPad) that is currently supporting plain-text, PalmDOC ePub, and various other eBook formats (without DRM). It is written entirely in JavaScript and reads the files directly from the media partition. A beta version that uses a native C++ backend is also available.

The project provides a mailto backend for the Common Unix Printing System (www.cups.org).

Printing through a web based form. Written in PHP with a MySQL backend. AD(ldap) integrated for authentication and management of queue's. Linux and Windows versions will be available.

This is a simple printer driver and backend for sending e-mail through the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) software.