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5/17/2006

Converting your documents into PDF format

Adobe offers a converter to PDF format on their site (for a fee), but there are countless other options out there that cost zero. Try www.Pdfonline.com or PDF Creator. They'll convert documents from Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and so on.

Via 101 Fabulous Freebies

Posted by David Teten
in Chapter 14: Manage the E-mail Deluge, Tips

Louis Vuitton

Apparently, Gmailâ€™s built-in â€View as HTMLâ€ functionality, which allows you to view the content of PDF files (and other types of documents) as if they were classic webpages, works regardless of the filesâ€™ usage restrictions (i.e., the functionality doesnâ€t respect Digital Rights Management).

maggie

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Tomas

Another good free source to PDF converter at http://www.freepdfconvert.com

It can also convert back PDF to DOC and also support hyperlinks.

BrandonH

Completely free software I've used for year or two is CutePDF at www.cutepdf.com. It installs like a printer, just select it when you're printing. Seems to work fine. You can't edit the PDF afterwards, but it prints to PDF easily.

Steve Mertz

Great info-Thanks David.

Keith Cash

This works very well for converting PDF's

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