Exporting certificate made in publisher to a new location with ne

[tees_n_u]

I created a special certificate in publisherand want to send it out in a
format that others can view it from without having to have publisher open it.

 

[Mary Sauer]

Save it as an image.
In 2000 and below select all, copy, paste special.
In 2002 and 03 select all, right-click, save as a picture.

 

[Ed Bennett]

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I created a special certificate in publisherand want to send it out
in a format that others can view it from without having to have
publisher open it.

PDF format is the way to go - www.primopdf.com has a free converter,
www.adobe.com/acrobat has an expensive converter.

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Expensive? Well - a little. But it's nice to be able to edit .pdf files at
times.

 

[Ed Bennett]

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

Expensive? Well - a little. But it's nice to be able to edit .pdf
files at times.

Compared to most Adobe software it's cheap, but compared to Cheap As Free
stuff it's expensive

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Yep. In my case it was Cheap As Free because the group I work with purchased
it. And I used an employee purchase discount so I saved them money. As long
as I do their newsletter/website, I have it to use. When I no longer do, I
have PrimoPDF to turn them into a .pdf and ScanSoft's PDF Converter to turn
a .pdf into a Word document for editing. Not pretty but does a lot of the
work for me.