Converting to PDF

[LJD Texas]

I am designing a resume that will need to be emailed. I have tried several formats, including HTLM and Jpeg, but these seem not to display all the pages!

What is the best format for emailing to end readers without publisher? and how to do it?

Thanks!!!

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Your subject line answered your question: Convert to .pdf.

If you can afford it, use Adobe Acrobat. If you can't there are several low
cost/free alternatives available.

 

[ljd texas]

JoAnn

What are the other alternatives?
Thanks LJD texas

Your subject line answered your question: Convert to .pdf.

If you can afford it, use Adobe Acrobat. If you can't there are several low
cost/free alternatives available.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I am designing a resume that will need to be emailed. I have tried several
formats, including HTLM and Jpeg, but these seem not to display all the
pages!

What is the best format for emailing to end readers without publisher? and
how to do it?

Thanks!!!

 

[Ed Bennett]

A small child turns to Ed, and exclaims: "Look! Look! A post from ljd

What are the other alternatives?
Thanks LJD texas

PDF995 at www.pdf995.com
PDF-Xchange at www.docu-track.com
Win2PDF at http://www.daneprairie.com
GhostScript at http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
(This is good in combination with GSView from
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/
Jaws at http://www.pdfsoftware.com/html/download.html
PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com

 

[John Inzer]

JoAnn

What are the other alternatives?
Thanks LJD texas

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The following freebie works for me.

PrimoPDF
http://primopdf.com/

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Although I use Acrobat, I also have used PrimoPDF. I've recommended it to
other newsletter editors in my Embroiderers' Guild. A lot of our chapters
want to send their newsletters out electronically. Since we are non-profit
orgs, we don't have a lot of spare cash lying around the office. Free is a
*very* good choice. PrimoPDF is very simple and seems to be working just
fine.

 

[John Inzer]

Although I use Acrobat, I also have used PrimoPDF. I've
recommended it to other newsletter editors in my
Embroiderers' Guild. A lot of our chapters want to send
their newsletters out electronically. Since we are
non-profit orgs, we don't have a lot of spare cash lying
around the office. Free is a *very* good choice. PrimoPDF
is very simple and seems to be working just fine.

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Hey JoAnn,

Yes, I have had good results with it. It's surprising
that such a good tool is free but I'm not complaining.