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Microsoft Office Publisher >> Converting Publisher Files to Acrobat

by Linda » Sat, 11 Oct 2003 03:06:24 GMT

Is it possible to convert a Publisher file (2-page
newsletter -- mostly text) to Acrobat? How do I do this?

THANKS. Please respond directly to my email --
XXXX@XXXXX.COM

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Microsoft Office Publisher >> Converting Publisher Files to Acrobat

by Don Schmidt » Sat, 11 Oct 2003 03:37:28 GMT


You will need a third party program to do it. Here's my canned response.

You will need a program to convert the file to a pdf format. There is of
course Adobe Acrobat but its a bit on the spendy side for most folks at $250
or higher. I had the need to create pdf files some 5 years ago and did some
trials on freeware, shareware and commercial programs (excluding Adobe
Acrobat). The winner for me was/is the commercial program PDF-XChange that
goes for ~$40 US.

PC Magazine, Aug 5 issue compares 11 pdf programs with PDF-XChange sharing a
three way tie for a 4 star rating and came in first of the three for price.

You can read the article at:

http://www.pacifier.com/ ~dschmidt/osia_vancouver_usa/page7.html

You can see some pdf files created with PDF-XChange at:

http://www.pacifier.com/ ~dschmidt/osia_vancouver_usa/index.html

Bring up any of the 60+ files on the Il Messaggio Archives page.
Click on the song link and enjoy the visit.

BTW, the PDF-XChange site is:

http://www.docu-track.com

Ciao,
--
Don
Vancouver, USA, a great city in one of the 45+ countries in America!
Discovered by Italians, explored by Italians and named after an Italian.
Molto bene!








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