PO printing into PDF using a customized program

Dear All,
I understand that program RSTXPDFT4 is use to generate/print PO in PDF format using the spool no as input.
My question is there any similar program like this that PO can be printed in PDF but the input is PO Number.?
Thanks,
Rgds,
Shela

if you want print in PDF, then  you should use PDF based forms instead of SAPscript or smart forms
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/En/5a/b9c6f89f1ede48a7d6413cc4512145/frameset.htm
alternative check OSS Note 191470 - Purchase order as an e-mail
if you want send the output by mail.

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