can we create a .pdf file in text editor just like the way we can create .html file in notepad?
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Yes, there is a very nice office suite called OpenOffice that will do just this. It's open-source, so it's 100% free. I am using it right now! Like it much better than Microsoft office, too. (I will warn you though, unless you have a sizable RAM and/or virtual memory, it can be a bit sluggish loading up.)\n\njust go to openoffice.org to download. under their "writer" on the file menu, there is export as a PDF. good luck!\n\nPS sorry i can't tell you for anything you might already have!
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You have to download Adobe or any other software which converts any file into pdf file.\n\nAdobe's free version doesn't convert but if you buy it. There are other sites which offer a conversion for you.
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Copy that and paste it into a notebook or wordpad on your computer. Then save the file as "htmlcode.html" with the quotes. Then you can just open it and it will be an html form.\n\nYou can find notepad in your START Menu then go to programs, and then accessories. Click on notepad and paste in there. You have to save it WITH the quotation marks to force it as an html page. Then after you save it, just go to the folder you saved it in and then double click on it. It should look like a webpage on your local desktop.
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Here are some free HTML Editors.\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0-1-0.html?qt=HTML&author=&titlename=&desc=&dlcount=&daysback=&swlink=&gfiletype=&os=&li=49&dlsize=&ca=&x=45&y=10
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I found a software that can convert lit files to html/pdf and others. There's a free version too:
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I'm not aware of a way to achieve this.\n\nAn alternative, that you might already be aware of, would be print the view to a PDF file, and then post the PDF file on your webpage.  When you print the file you can go into page setup and select to include the notes - although they'll end up on a seperate page.\n\nThis obviously requires you to have a method to create PDF files - this is not a MS Project feature.
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View the from your tool bar source, look for someting like \n\nsrc="http://blah blah whatever.swf" and copy into your adress bar. If it works, open note pad\ntype in\n\n<html>\n<body>\n<a href="insert adress here">any text you want here</a>\n\n</body>\n</html>\nand save with an .html rather than a .txt extension.\nclose document, then open and right click the text and save the link.\nNote you may have to open the doc with a browser
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Hmm... good question. I know M$ Word is fairly standard, but .docs are balky and irritating for us quasi/technical office types to work with. Text files are convenient, but they lack visual appeal.\n\nWhy don't you create a .pdf? Especially if you have a high-falutin', impressive resume...\n\nKnock em dead, kid!
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If you are using WINDOWS, then you want to ADD a text PRINTER. \n\n1.  Go to Settings through your START button\n2.  Pick CONTROL PANEL\n3.  Go to the PRINTERS section\n4.  Double click on ADD PRINTER\n5.  Scroll down the Manufacturer list and pick GENERIC\n6.  On the right side, pick GENERIC/TEXT ONLY\n7.  When you click NEXT, select FILE as the PORT TYPE.\n    You are done.\n\nJust PRINT to the Generic/Text Only printer when you want to create a text file of your document.   IT's AWESOME.
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Notepad is very limited. How limited I can't explain. Way less than what you want to do I guarantee. \n\nWordpad is a bit better.
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Use your word document and "Save as" a HTML document.
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There is no "easy way."\n\nTo make webpages in Notepad, or any text-processing program, you use HTML, or HyperText Markup Language.  There are numerous tutorials on the internet for using HTML (I put one below).  A very basic webpage might look like this:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<title>My First Page</title>\n</head>\n<body>\nHello, World!\n</body>\n</html>\n\nPasting that into Notepad and saving it with a .html extension will give you a very simple webpage that displays "My First Page" in the title bar and "Hello, World!" on the screen.
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Go to www.openoffice.org and download the latest version. With this FREE software is the option to create a PDF file from your current document. Dave.
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To open them for editing, you can use any standard text editor. I like JCreator, but anything from Notepad to Dreamweaver will work.\n\nTo open them for viewing, you'll need a browser, but you can't just open it directly or it will look strange. It has to be served to your browser via a "servlet container." A servlet container translates JavaServer Pages (JSP) code into straight HTML that the browser can render.\n\nApache Tomcat is the reference implementation of a servlet container. You can download it for free at tomcat.apache.org.
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make anykind of file that you want to read first..\nor even do a pdf,html what ever you like, can you put one on it while you copy it to a cd...NO
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I don't think it's possible in NotePad. I know that advanced word processors will convert any http:blah into a clickable link. I think WordPad might do it as well, so if you are looking for the smallest possible file type with clickable links, then that might be your best bet.
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I would suggest Crimson Editor http://www.crimsoneditor.com it's free, has built in FTP support, and also supports syntax highlighting to make reading the code easier.\n\nYou can also download a trial copy of Macromedia Dreamweaver® 8 at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/