How to export html articles to pdf?

I have created a DPS Folio and Articles using html.
Is there a way to export all the articles in a folio to a single pdf file?
Thanks in advance for you help.

Thanks for the quick response.
But if i use the above solution and use images to create a pdf then i think the hyperlinks on the articles wont work.
Is there any other possible solution for this?
Thanks

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