[RB Nash - Ohio]

My MS Office 2003 does not, to my knowledge, have a converter to convert Word
documents to pdf format. Where can I find a cheap and reliable converter?

[Eridyard407]

I was using the trial version of Click to Convert (do google search), but
didn't pay for it and I miss it because I have to physically scan my invoices
to transmit them. It was so easy! You download it and it places a button on
your Word toolbar. I think it was like $29.99 or thereabouts. I searched
for a free one and couldn't find one. If you want to do it in Adobe you have
to break down and pay for the version that will allow you to do that.

"RB Nash - Ohio" wrote:

My MS Office 2003 does not, to my knowledge, have a converter to convert Word
documents to pdf format. Where can I find a cheap and reliable converter?

[Jay Freedman]

There are several freeware programs available on the Internet. For the
most part they aren't file converters, but rather printer driver
substitutes. From Word, you print the document to the PDF "printer"
and the result is a PDF file. Here are a couple that have good
reputations:

http://www.pdf995.com/download.html
http://www.cutepdf.com/download/CuteWriter.exe

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On Sun, 9 Jul 2006 07:15:01 -0700, RB Nash - Ohio RB Nash -
wrote:

My MS Office 2003 does not, to my knowledge, have a converter to convert Word
documents to pdf format. Where can I find a cheap and reliable converter?

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

www.primopdf.com

That is if free falls into your definition of cheap. I've recommended it to
my fellow newsletter editors who aren't real computer savvy - yes, it's that
easy.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




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My MS Office 2003 does not, to my knowledge, have a converter to convert
Word
documents to pdf format. Where can I find a cheap and reliable converter?