Produce PDF From ASP

1 -- We are building a website where people fill out online forms in order to create legal documents.

2 -- The forms are submitted to the server.

3 -- At the server, the information entered into the forms, such as the person's name, etc, is inserted into the legal document templates. The completed documents are then checked by an administrator.

4 -- After the documents are checked, the adminstrator submits the completed documents back to the front end of the website where the customer prints it out.

5 -- However, we want to send the final document as a PDF.

So the question is, can someone suggest the best way to convert our completed documents to PDF? My programmer and I realize we'll probably have to install some program to do this onto the server. We're just not sure what will work best. Also, we are using MS SQL. All suggestions welcome.

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