How do I upload a pdf file to my website?  Please be very specific as I am very new to this. Thank you?
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The same way you upload any other files to your web site (the html files or the pictures).  There is either a tool that lets you do this within the site creation interface, or you use an ftp client.\n\nYou can do it from a command prompt too. Save your pdf file to c:&#92;file.pdf\n\ngo to start -> run -> type in the word cmd\nIt opens a black command prompt box.\ntype in:\nftp ftp.hostname.com\nLog in with your username and password.\ntype cd directory/path\n(that's where you need to put the file, it's where your other html files are)\ntype put file.pdf
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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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If you just want it so you can print it out, then the link below should have what you want - a printer friendly version.\n\nIf you really want the pdf doc, then google for "html to pdf" and you should get lots of options. Basically, anything that can be printed can be 'printed' to a pdf doc.
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If you want a free utility, do a search for "Cute PDF".  It's simple, free and easy to use.  Highly recommended.  Just don't tell Adobe!!!!
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The way that I've always done it (it's easy for me and the viewer) is to post a link to the file within my page.  They can then click on the link which will launch Adobe Reader (assuming they have it downloaded) or they can right click on the file and save it to their computer.\n\nIt's always a good idea to put a link to Adobe as well so that they can download the reader if they don't already have it.
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Convert selected pages to word and then convert back to new PDF pages.\n\nConvert a PDF file into the Word file format\nIf you are working on a file in PDF format and you want to edit the file in Word, you can convert it to a Word document. Many third-party providers listed on the Microsoft Office Marketplace Web site provide converters that do this. Check the listings for providers that offer PDF-to-Word conversion.\n\nConvert a Word document to PDF\nMany third-party providers offer software for converting Word documents to PDF files. For example, some of the Office Marketplace providers that provide PDF-to-Word converters may also provide Word-to-PDF converters. Visit the provider's Web site for more information. You can also search on the Web or ask for advice in the Word Discussion Groups.
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Use the <a> tag like this....\n\n<a href='file1.pdf'>Click here to view the file.</a>\n\n<!--\nHere file1.pdf is the name of the file. If any one click on the 'Click here to view the file' then file will be opened in the web browser.\n-->
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First, you need to make sure that your web site hosting place allows pdfs. I would think most do but probably some don't allow files like that, only photos to link to.\n\nUpload the file to your web hosting account.  And, on your web page, you put a link to the pdf, and then people who want to can download it.  You make a link with an editor or with HTML code. (like this:) <a href ="file.pdf">Here is the pdf! </a>
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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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You need a PDF creator such as Adobe Acrobat Professional.\nThere are other alternative programs, some of which are free\nsuch as: http://www.primopdf.com/\n\nHope this helps
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Most hosting sites provide facilities for you to upload files...  they may have their own tools, or let you use ftp.\nIn the second case, you just need to get an FTP client (CuteFTP, WS_FTP, etc.) and ask them the details of the "location" (server adddress) and username/password to set up...  then you can up/download to your heart's content.\nMost site have tech support teams who will help out.\n\n\nWhat kind/size of site are you setting up?\nDrop me a line, I may be able to fix you up...
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I suggest you insert the picture in Word, and from there, convert it to PDF if you have the software. Otherwise, you can convert online, directly on the acrobat site. \n\nIt is free, and very simple. Just upload your document and they create your PDF in a few minutes, and you just download it.
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with the pdf, use the camera icon, to copy the whole document, or piece by piece, and copy it into the e-mail. I hope this little info helps, let me know if it does.
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More likely than not, it's your plug-in that's having the problem. Rather than clicking on PDFs to open them in your browser, right-click on the links, choose "Save Target As" and save the files to your desktop or some other place, then open them. That should work better.
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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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If the file is that large it probably contains images of some sort.  I would suggest minimizing the image size prior to converting it to a pdf.  Also if you have scanned it, it's been converted to one huge picture.  I would suggest importing into word or powerpoint, embedding everything and then converting it to a pdf.
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