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how do I save a file in PDF format in Microsoft Word 2003?
I'm trying to compose and save some docs in PDF for insertion in a web page.
Can I do that with Microsoft Word 2003. Don't see the .pdf format as an option. I also have Microsoft Publisher, and while it gives me an option to save in PDF I can't see the filename to verify. What I'm trying to do is include our church bulletins as PDF files on our church web site. Thought it would take up less room and be more printer friendly. Am I heading in the right direction here? TIA -- judith |
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You need to install Adobe Acrobat or one of its shareware/freeware
clones. Yes, PDF files are a good idea because they can be viewed on both PCs and Macs, and a PDF file is more likely than a Word file to look the same on someone else's computer as it does on yours. judithbear wrote: I'm trying to compose and save some docs in PDF for insertion in a web page. Can I do that with Microsoft Word 2003. Don't see the .pdf format as an option. I also have Microsoft Publisher, and while it gives me an option to save in PDF I can't see the filename to verify. What I'm trying to do is include our church bulletins as PDF files on our church web site. Thought it would take up less room and be more printer friendly. Am I heading in the right direction here? TIA |
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