Whats happened to output in Bridge CC??

Please tell me that the only way to make a pdf is not via the god awful contact sheet II tool as its slow and much more limited ... its just taken me 20 mins to do something I usually do in 1!! not very happy at the moment as I removed bridge cs6 from my system assuming that the newer version would be better!

ok solved the problem myself .... for anyone else in the same boat you can add the output module yourself .... why its not there in the first place adobe only knows (stupid if you ask me) anyway follow the bellow link and you'll find the download and instructions of how to add it to bridge cc
http://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/install-output-module-bridge-cc.html#Install%20the%20Adob e%20Output%20Module

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Print a Contact Sheet in Lightroom.
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See on the link below.
Bridge Help | What's new in Adobe Bridge CC
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