How to Convert an MS Word Doc Into a PDF for Free
The PDF Trick
Every office environment and most home users too are using PDF documents for their superior format-holding properties across different platforms. Here's how to make your own PDFs without paying Adobe's $300 price tag.
Credit: Luke W Parker
Copyright: 2007 Luke W Parker
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Post a CommentGreat job Luke! I'm sending all my newbie ebook writers here!
Good job Luke. I'm still using Word 2003 myself -- I don't care for the later versions.
Thanks, Jamie... I remembered about leaving poor OpenOffice out as soon as I uploaded this video to the server. Oh well.
A Second Edition Video? Think they'll pay as much? :)
If your word processor doesn't support PDF conversion, you can also download OpenOffice for free; it does a good job importing and preserving your format, and the PDF conversion is very smooth and easy to use.