On-line and off-line help: Automatically download file and print each day. - Help.com

If you study up on your programming I’m sure you can make a “goto” file-> print script

Also it depends how complex the change in the pdf link is as well,
if it is the same link every day, it is probably quite simple.

For apple this guy:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.ph…

Oh so you’re on mac?

http://www.macosxhints.com/dlfiles/da…

– URL is in the form of {URL_BASE, “yyyymmdd.html”

set UrlBase to “http://dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-”
set DayString to day of (current date)
set MonthString to month of (current date) as number
set YearString to year of (current date)

–Add zero padding for days/months less than 10 (required URL format)
if (DayString 10) then set DayString to “0″ & DayString
if (MonthString 10) then set MonthString to “0″ & MonthString

– Set date portion of URL
set dateString to YearString & MonthString & DayString as string

– Set complete URL
set UrlAddr to UrlBase & dateString & “.html” as string

– Open the URL in Firefox
tell application “Firefox”
Get URL UrlAddr
end tell

– Activate Firefox
activate application “Firefox”

– Print out
PrintFireFox()

– Here was the tricky part. You have to tell ‘System Events’ to tell ‘Firefox’ to make a series of clicks.
– This is based on UI Scripting.
on PrintFireFox()
tell application “System Events”
tell process “Firefox”
delay 3
click menu item “Print…” of menu “File” of menu bar 1
delay 1
click pop up button 2 of window “Print”
delay 1
click menu item “my_print_preset” of menu 1 of pop up button 2 of window “Print”
delay 1
key down return
delay 1
key up return
end tell
end tell
end PrintFireFox

for windows… all I can say is learn the command line =/
http://commandwindows.com/