How to convert Google Site to PDF or ODF?

Question

I created a documentation site on Google Sites, and now I have to submit this as a printed document. I need all the pages on the site converted to PDF to go to the printer, and now I understand that GDocs does not have an “export as document” option. How can i do this?

Answer 1

Not a programming issue, but you can install something like CutePDF and print the document directly to PDF. This software basically adds a new printer driver and queries the file name, creating a PDF, not a hard copy.

Answer 2

If I write in my Google documents and select a document, then “more actions” → “Export”, I can store the document locally.

Perhaps the wording does not match, I use Swedish gui and just did a direct translation ...

Answer 3

Well, you can just click

ctrl+P 

will this run the print command and then click save as pdf? I think this should do it if I understood your question correctly.

Answer 4

Something like aspose.com was recommended to me by a friend, but I have not tried, since I do not have a budget for this project, as well as coding skills at this level.

I have the same need for a larger scale (like the other K12 colleges and schools that I put). I need to archive about 150 Google sites per year from Google for our library. Preferably in PDF or zip format, which can be viewed from Google. Ideal for a single PDF file. The Google sites that I need to pull out also contain PDF and JPG files attached to some pages using the File Cabinet template on Google Site, so some concatenations should be done, I think.

Someone should do this, given the number of schools using Google Apps for Edu ...