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by mnladyus 11 May 2010 ( edited May 11'10 20:01 )
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I'm looking for info on how to make and send PDF files, Does anyone have any good places to go and get this info without having to send money just to read about it? Thanks for any help.

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by msfancyvip 11 May 2010
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I downloaded this program about 2 years ago on the advice of a graphic print shop. Not sure if its still available, but its worth checking into. ~Rita
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by shirlener88 11 May 2010
Rita, how thoughtful.
by mops 11 May 2010
Yes, it is still available. Make your document in Word and convert it to a pdf file with one click of a button.
by pcteddyb 11 May 2010
This is the one I have been using - it is really easy and I have had no problems with it at all.
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by crafter2243 11 May 2010
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I origionally searched with Google for "Free PDF".
There are a lot to choose from. I used the following and like it. Once downloaded you can turn anything into a PDF file by choosing it as the printer. It will bring up the document as a PDF file and you than can save it.
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by shirlener88 11 May 2010
Angie, how thoughtful.
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by meganne 11 May 2010
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There is a website that allows you to turn any other website into a PDF file.
You just save the link to your browser favourites and when you find a webpage with information you would like to keep, you just click on the "PDFmyURL" and it turns the webpage into a PDF ready for you to save or print.

There is also Desk PDF, from Docudesk, which is the one I use to turn any document into a PDF, I did pay a small amount for a 3 year licence but it is so worth it.
Hugs n roses, Meganne
2 links:
[1] http://pdfmyurl.com/
pdfmyurl.com
[2] http://www.docudesk.com/
www.docudesk.com
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by sllakin 11 May 2010
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If you use Microsoft Word 2007 there is a free plugin to download. Just download it and install and then Open Word and create whatever you like as usual then when you Save it choose Save as PDF.

To send PDF files just attach them as you would attach any file to your email.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f1fc413c-6d89-4f15-991b-63b07ba5f2e5&displaylang=en
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by jnettech 11 May 2010
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Absolutely! Go to zdnet.com and search for Primo PDF. Download and install the program. To use, open the file you want to convert, choose Print from the File menu, and select PrimoPDF. You will be given the opportunity to name the file and choose a location on your computer to store it. Nothing will actually come out of your printer, the file will be simply be coverted to a PDF. EASY!

Jeanette
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by mnladyus 11 May 2010
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Thanks to everyone, I knew I could count on the cuties for advise.