how can i save pdf file to HDD ? im using Mozilla firefox.?
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Here is a very handy extension for PDF options in Firefox:\nhttp://www.rabotat.org/firefox/
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go to tools, options, under the "main" tab, go to the "downloads" section, and check "show downloads window when downloading a file"\ngood extension for easy download managing:\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/26/
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Firefox expects the bookmarks to be in a specific location on the c: drive. Since you are mounting your second hard drive as the slave, it is likely being assigned a different drive letter (d or e perhaps?).\n\nThat said, if you can successfully mount the old harddrive, you should be able to access the file system on that drive. If you're using Windows XP, browse the old harddrive and find the following location:\n\nDocuments and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Application Data&#92;Mozilla&#92;Firefox&#92;Profiles&#92; \n\nWithin the Profiles folder, you should see a cryptic folder name ending in .default (mine is lec10b2g.default). Click into this folder and find the "bookmarks.html" file. Copy this file to the same location on your C: drive. You'll simply want to overwrite the existing bookmarks.html file.\n\nThat should do it.
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Click on file/ save as/ select the drive/ save
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pls use adobe acrobat professional (7.0) . once installed, u have the "convert to pdf" option in the word document itself. ; )
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A free option is to download OpenOffice from http://www.openoffice.org\n\nOpenOffice's word processor includes the ability to export to PDF.
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Search with below string on google, you will find lot of tools!\n\n"pdf to doc" converter free
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Yes. You can save and send PDF files just like any other type of file.\n\nIf you're looking at the file in Internet Explorer, look for the disk icon on the Acrobat toolbar near the top. If you click on it, you can save the file, and then do whatever you want to do with it.
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U may send folder in ZIP Format. If U have WinZIP Software. \n\nIf U don't have dont loose U R heart Follow the link & Enjoy it.\n\n\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=winzip&tg=dl-20
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Try PDFCreator. Charge..no way..its free and i bet you will like it...Its exactly as what you asked for..not too many frills but does a decent job of the conversion..\nLong live Open Source.
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In firefox you should install the newest " PDF download" extension...if you have not done that already. can't help you with IE, I don't use it.
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Can you copy the file that is in my docs into your d drive and then burn?
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open office will let you export your documents to pdf. I use it. you can download it for free at: \nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nand you can see an example pdf made by it at:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/nn4688nate/magdector.pdf
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Do this.\n\nWhen u get a link to pdf copy that link, not just name.\nPaste it in google search, and search.\nif u didn't get any results then go to google advanced search and type name of pdf file in search and 'file type' as pdf and 'return results from domain' as the domain u were browsing (home page web address of the site)\n\nwhen u get a serch result google will present u with an option near the result "View HTML" which shows an html web page with contents of pdf.\n\nThis will not work in following cases.\n1. the pdf file needs a login to be accessed (like boards and some support sites or protected sites)\n2. the pdf file resides in some ftp server or file sharing sites like rapidshare and megaupload.
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Your problem could very well be based on the browser you're using. Browsers such as Firefox don't have instant support for PDF files. Your options are:\n\n1/ Reinstall Adobe Acrobat Reader - this is a free download from Adobe - be sure to uninstall and restart if prompted to do so.\n2/ You could also try saving your PDF files to disk instead of opening them and viewing them without the internet plug in\n3/ If you're using a non standard browser (ie. Firefox), try looking on the web for a plug in to run with your browser - this will give it the ability to open and read PDF files.\n\nIf this doesn't help, I dunno what else to suggest.\n\nGood Luck:)\n\nDarren
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Go ahead with Acrobat Reader,After downloading, U can open Pdf  \nfile with acrobat reader or with Internet Explorer\n\nhttp://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/7x/7.0.7/enu/AdbeRdr707_en_US.exe
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I haven't used it, so I can't attest to its value or functionality, but this is the only thing I've found available to save a web page in Firefox as a single file: The MAF Project.\n================\n\n"The Maf project is an archive extension that allows complete web pages to be saved in a single archive file. MAF stands for Mozilla Archive Format and the extension uses RDF to save page meta-data such as the original URL of the page and the date/time the page was put in the archive."