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Converting Docs to PDF

April 24, 2007 by Anne Wayman  
Filed under Jobs

ideabulb.jpgSince I create ebooks, I’ve had to learn how to convert word docs to .pdfs. Although I own an ancient copy of Adobe’s Acrobat, the original .pdf generator, I don’t like it much.

Instead I use PrimoPDF, a nifty free pice of software you can get at http://primopdf.com/

Works like a charm.

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6 Responses to “Converting Docs to PDF”
  1. Sharon says:

    I’ve used that one before, but have also tried PDF995 from http://www.pdf995.com – it’s also free and works well.

  2. Anne Wayman says:

    yeah, pdf995 is a good one too…

  3. Rachel says:

    Anne, you’ve done it again. Thank you so much for the tip–I’d been considering buying a copy of Acrobat for just this purpose, so you just saved me a few hundred dollars!

  4. Anne Wayman says:

    you’re more than welcome

  5. Jeff says:

    Mac users be aware this process is built in to the Print function and works across all applications, not just Word. In the Print dialogue box, click the “PDF” button, choose “Save as PDF,” and you’re done!

  6. Anne Wayman says:

    ah you mac folks… life sure is easier for you ;)

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