I am using sinpo word to pdf to create my pdf document. first i will edit it in word ,after finish it ,i will convert it into pdf,it's very easy and i am familiar with word,so there will not be many mistake and difficulties.if you wiah u can lso have a try,hope it is helpful.http://www.simpopdf.com/word-to-pdf.HTML
You can save a word document as a .PDF by using the Save As function and selecting it from the menu. There are also many third party software applications you can purchase for you Windows, Linux, or OS X based system that would allow you to create .PDF files. I would personally recommend using Adobe Acrobat X Standard or Adobe Acrobat X Pro.
There are various ways to do this. OpenOffice.org is free and will let you turn Office documents into PDFs. Mac OS X can make a PDF out of anything you can print. MS Office 07 can also make PDFs. Adobe Acrobat Pro is designed for making PDFs. Finally, many scanning devices will let you save the pages as PDFs.
To get a file, you download one or copy it from another disk or folder.
To download one, you first find one using a search engine, then right click the search result link, then select save as, then select the folder into which the downloaded file will be saved, after clicking on the OK button the download will proceed, and the file will be saved in the folder that you had selected.
To create a PDF file you need software that generates such files. Usually a combination of a word processor like MS Word, and Adobe Acrobat Professional (or whatever Adobe is calling their software currently). In this case, MS Word is used to compose the document, format the images, put in a table of contents, put in foot notes and end notes, and a document index. When nearing completion, you can use the Adobe added menu button from within MS Word to generate an output PDF, or you can print the file to the Adobe Acrobat Distiller driver printer that will save the "virtually printed" document to a PDF file.
Some OCR software will take scanned images or perform scans of pages on a scanner, then OCR recognize the images. In the OCR software, when you save the recognized file as, you can select to save as an Adobe PDF. Other software like PDF Creator also exists. There are options usually to have text on top of page image, or page image on top of text, or text only or text and images only, and so on. In Acrobat Pro you can attempt to compress as much as possible the output PDF file to minimize the amount of disk space occupied by the file.
The Sun Java initiative has spawned a project known as Open Office (A Free Download). It is said that version 3 of this Microsoft Office work-alike software package can save some of its files as PDF format files.
To MAKE a PDF file, you could try Adobe Acrobat, it could create the PDF easily.
Or try third party tools like PDF Creator, it could create PDF file in second, just like converting file to PDF. While Acrobat works the different way, it could save PDF just like some word processing does.
You could edit PDF via Acrobat either, or PDF Editor.
But you'd better not make so much changes to PDF files, it is not a simple work as editing in word flowable processing environment.
Hope it help:)
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you can create pdf in ms office when you compete your editing in ms office after it click on file menu and then click on "save as" then select pdf and click on save.
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OpenOffice has a built-in PDF function. There is a button on the task-bar to export the current file directly as a PDF file.
A PDF file is just a document format; it's like a digital letter. You "use" it by using a program which can read it (see the related link section).
Print to PDF?
fax to pdf ??
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Mac OS X has PDF creation built in. Select Print and then select PDF from the Print dialogue window and select an apposite option.
With the file that you would like to print open, select file/print. For a PC, select the printer as a PDF writer (adobe, cutePDF, etc), then select print. For a Mac, select Save As. Then select save as a PDF. Select what file you would like the PDF saved to, and name it. Select save, and the document will be printed to a PDF.
To print off a PDF from Livetext, you will need to save it as a PDF onto your computer. From there you can open it up in Adobe and click on "File" then "Print" within the program.
You can install a PDF printer - then give the "print" command from any Web page, and select the "PDF printer". This will not actually print anything, but rather produce the PDF file.
What PDF viewing tools are you using? I am using Foxit Reader. There is a "Print" button on the toolbar. Open PDF files by clicking "File > Open", then simple click "Print" button or keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + P", it will automatically connect your printer and print the document. May it help.
You can try using a PDF printer, such as CutePDF or PDFCreator, to print the RGO file to a PDF format. To do this, install the PDF printer and then open the RGO file in its native viewer. From the File menu, select Print and then choose the PDF printer as the output. This will generate a PDF file that you can then view and print.
Any page of text on a Mac can be saved as a PDF by selecting Print from the File menu (or pressing the command key cmd and P) and then selecting Save as PDF from the PDF options in the Print dialogue window.
I am not familiar with PrintShop. But, the generic way to create a PDF file from just about any application on a Mac is: 1) open the document that you wish to convert to a PDF 2) choose File: Print from the menu bar 3) click the PDF button in the lower left-hand corner of the Print dialog 4) choose an option from the menu that meets your needs, such as Save as PDF
The only "PDF creator" I am familiar with is a pseudo-printer driver for Windows to "print" to a PDF file. Linux has the ability to print to a PDF file built-in. There are many tools for creating PDF documents in Linux, if your application was not the one I described above.
You can't.
You can use a PDF tool like NovaPDF. This tool acts like a printer, so anything you "print" to this vistual PDF printer is converted to a PDF file. This way you can convert anything that you can print, included a MDI file.