.prc to txt or pdf converter ebook?
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I don't use PalmOS so can't provide definitive answer but here are a couple of suggestions.\n - transfer the file to your PC as is, it may be a text file\n - print to a postscript file and find a utility to convert the postscript file into a readable format\n - print to a PDF format if you can find PalmOS software that allows you to do that\n - open it on the PalmOS and see if there is a "Save as" or "export" option in the reader\n\nGood luck.
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There is a product called Solid Converter PDF... good luck on exact conversion
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Visit http://www.pdfonline.com/. You can convert .doc to .pdf for free.
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pdf to word converters are a bit unreliable as some formatting is lost and if their inlays of images, it could offset, but try these sites for trial programs:\n\n\nhttp://www.investintech.com/prod_a2e.htm
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Try searching for PDF documents in limewire.\n\nDownload that soft. from limewire.com
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You may want to try 4Tex.  It can convert PC-Write files into LaTeX, then LaTeX into ASCII.  It's not a one-step conversion, but should do the job.
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Oh I'd love to know about the solution to this...but why bother? You can get a lot of Word2Pdf converters, and perhaps for free download too!
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300 pages of PDF file is quite big and free software which will convert such a big file I havent come across. usually Free downlodable PDF to Word Converters will not convert more than 5pages. The work around for this is go ahead an download PDF Editor (use Google with same keyword) and than search for the crack for the same.\n\n:)
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Browse to the desired page, select menu FILE -> SAVE AS -> choose txt as file type -> OK\n\nThat's it.
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If you don't want to spend tons of money, OpenOffice's Writer software, available for free at http://www.openoffice.org/ , has an option "export to .pdf".  The software is similar to and mostly compatible with MS Word (.doc files), and can also open various non-proprietary text formats, such as .txt and .rtf.
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i'm really only aware of .pfd files for acrobat reader.  i don't know if i can help, sorry.
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Options: \n\n1) Adobe Acrobat is THE program to create .pdf files. However it's a pricey software (not to confuse with the Acrobat Reader, which is free to read .pdf files. To create one, you have to pay for it). Info: \nhttp://www.adobe.com/ap/products/acrobat/index.html\n\n2) you can do that free online, however results can not be guaranted (usually many problems with pictures and other formed parts): \nhttp://www.pdfonline.com/\n\n3) get an extension for Word to do that\n\n4) get an installed separete software to convert it, example: http://www.tucows.com/preview/343084
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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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Try Project Gutenberg\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/
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Linux has a pdf2text program which will convert most (not all) pdf document into plain text format.  \n\nFrom text format is is just a matter of importing and rearrangining the data into Excel.
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There is some freeware you can download to convert any printable document into a pdf
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I use it.  It is simple and easy.  I have WinXP SP2 and it works fine.  Go for it. Be sure and install the GPL Ghostscript before you install the cutePDF.