Besides that, there are several low-cost or free options but you will not be
able to edit the resultant file. My fav is PrimoPDF (www.primopdf.com). Free
and does a decent job - unless you want a banner. (Still working on that
issue at work.)
If you can't be nice, then please don't post a response. Calling someone an
idiot is never constructive. There are plenty of people around here that
will take care of the people you have no patience for.
Thank you, all I want to do is convert a newsletter to pdf format. Sounds
like PrimoPDF might just work.
KarenO.
JoAnn Paules said:
Well, there's always Acrobat Standard.
Besides that, there are several low-cost or free options but you will not be
able to edit the resultant file. My fav is PrimoPDF (www.primopdf.com). Free
and does a decent job - unless you want a banner. (Still working on that
issue at work.)
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Omokar said:
Besides Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 (too costly), is there another
software that will convert Publisher documents to a PDF format?
Thanks for the info and the url to docu-track.com. At first I thought wanted
a basic converter and didn't think about the other features that would be
useful to have in a converter program.
Karen O.
I've found pdf995 to work well. It can be used for free with a "clear
conscience", but there is a very bearable nagware aspect that doesn't
particularly bother me. The resulting .pdf is not affected with
watermarks or anything, regardless.
You can remove the nag screen by paying $9.95. I've found their tech
support to be very good, even though I never registered and continue
using the free version.
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