Any free tools for creating PDF from DOC?
30 May 2003, 10:40 AM
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Nimbus,
I have PDF Printer drivers that are for W98 and W2K - they will convert anything you want - I use them all the time for sending people Acad drg's, autoroute maps etc.
Basically if you have a programme that prints you can convert it to pdf.
Right click save as:
W2k
W98
Cherers,
Mike
Edit to say - they are the proper Adobe ones - not these shreware demo jobbies that watermark/stamp the pdf file.
[Edited by mj - 5/30/2003 11:42:18 AM]
I have PDF Printer drivers that are for W98 and W2K - they will convert anything you want - I use them all the time for sending people Acad drg's, autoroute maps etc.
Basically if you have a programme that prints you can convert it to pdf.
Right click save as:
W2k
W98
Cherers,
Mike
Edit to say - they are the proper Adobe ones - not these shreware demo jobbies that watermark/stamp the pdf file.
[Edited by mj - 5/30/2003 11:42:18 AM]
18 March 2004, 11:59 AM
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I use pdf995 (www.pdf995.com) which is ad supported but generates the PDF files pretty well..
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Check out Staroffice / Openoffice.
FREE alternative to Microsoft Office and has built in PDF maker.
Really good program.
http://www.openoffice.org/
FREE alternative to Microsoft Office and has built in PDF maker.
Really good program.
http://www.openoffice.org/
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It's probably becoming irritating but...
buy a Mac, OSX is built on PDF's just save as... 
PC wise there are lots of free utils out there but if you want to have full control you need to get the proper distiller from Adobe.
PC wise there are lots of free utils out there but if you want to have full control you need to get the proper distiller from Adobe.
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here you go, right click save as:
http://www.maj.clara.net/pdf/W98.zip
http://www.maj.clara.net/pdf/W2K.zip
edit to include new links
http://www.maj.clara.net/pdf/W98.zip
http://www.maj.clara.net/pdf/W2K.zip
edit to include new links
Last edited by mj; 18 March 2004 at 05:04 PM.
26 March 2024, 09:06 AM
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Nimbus,
I have PDF Printer drivers that are for W98 and W2K - they will convert anything you want - I use them all the time for sending people Acad drg's, autoroute maps etc.
Basically if you have a programme that prints you can convert it to pdf.
Right click save as:
W2k
W98
Cherers,
Mike
Edit to say - they are the proper Adobe ones - not these shreware demo jobbies that watermark/stamp the pdf file.
Are you curious about converting your PDF files into e-books? Look no further! I found an enlightening article that offers a plethora of tips http://goodereader.com/blog/e-book-n...t-pdf-to-ebook and tricks for making the conversion process smooth and efficient. Whether you're a self-published author or a reader looking to digitize your library, this article has valuable insights to help you along the way.
[Edited by mj - 5/30/2003 11:42:18 AM]
I have PDF Printer drivers that are for W98 and W2K - they will convert anything you want - I use them all the time for sending people Acad drg's, autoroute maps etc.
Basically if you have a programme that prints you can convert it to pdf.
Right click save as:
W2k
W98
Cherers,
Mike
Edit to say - they are the proper Adobe ones - not these shreware demo jobbies that watermark/stamp the pdf file.
Are you curious about converting your PDF files into e-books? Look no further! I found an enlightening article that offers a plethora of tips http://goodereader.com/blog/e-book-n...t-pdf-to-ebook and tricks for making the conversion process smooth and efficient. Whether you're a self-published author or a reader looking to digitize your library, this article has valuable insights to help you along the way.
[Edited by mj - 5/30/2003 11:42:18 AM]
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