New federal court rules requiring electronic filing will go into effect after
the first of the year. One of the requirements is to save a document in pdf
format. I know I have heard that you can save a Word document to pdf format,
but need to know if I heard correctly and which version of Word do we need to
do so. Thanks.

No current version of Word includes this functionality. You will have to
purchase Adobe Acrobat (full program, not just Adobe Reader) or one of its
less expensive clones.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"CharTMT" wrote in message
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New federal court rules requiring electronic filing will go into effect
after
the first of the year. One of the requirements is to save a document in
pdf
format. I know I have heard that you can save a Word document to pdf
format,
but need to know if I heard correctly and which version of Word do we need
to
do so. Thanks.

-----Original Message-----
New federal court rules requiring electronic filing will
go into effect after
the first of the year. One of the requirements is to save
a document in pdf
format. I know I have heard that you can save a Word
document to pdf format,
but need to know if I heard correctly and which version of
Word do we need to
do so. Thanks.
.

Either Adobe Acrobat, PrimoPDF free from
http://www.primopdf.com/
Win2PDF free from http://www.daneprairie.com/

These all install as a printer driver.