How can I save a Word document as a PDF ?
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You need a word to PDF converter.\n\nThe software is called : Word to PDF Converter V3.0 \n\nYou can get it from here: ( use the trial for free )\nhttp://www.pdf-convert.com/doc2pdf
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If you're using Adobe you should be able to open the file in Adobe the go to file and it will have a selection "SAVE AS TEXT"  it will save it as a Notepad Document.  Then you can copy it to Word or whatever Word processor you're using.
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PDF files do not have the same kinds of information needed to create an MS-Word file. You could run the images through an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) program, which can recognize letters in images and put them into an editable file. The source below has a program that's free to try that does this.
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No. Why do you need word? Try OpenOffice.org. It is excellent, free and compatible with Word documents (.doc files).
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try this program: \n\nabbyy fine reader\n\nhttps://abbyy.asknet.com/cgi-bin/dlreg?ID=FR8DEMOE\n\nPDF to Word v2.0\n\nfree trial :http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/pdf2word.exe
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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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Save them in a file format that word understands. You can do this by selecting "save as" in the file tab.
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You can do "File", "Print", and then in the dialog box that comes up click on "Save as PDF". Enter a filename (or accept the default, which is the title on the top bar of the page) and select a location, and then click on save. Then you'll have a PDF file of the web page, which you can import into documents or attach to emails, etc.
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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.
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If you have a Mac it is built into OS X.\nChoose 'Print' and then choose 'PDF'.\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/features/pdf/\n\nIf you are using XP one good way is to download Open Office which also has a PDF converter built in\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n(and you also get a whole office suite, as good as Microsoft, for free)
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Use your word document and "Save as" a HTML document.
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With your curser highlight the text you would like to save. Right click. select "copy" then open your word processor and "paste" the text to a new document page. Go to "file" then "save as" and select the folder in which you would like to save the document and click "save"
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put dems on a word doc or excell and save... than add as an attachment
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Adobe Acrobat comes with a "Distiller" which you can select in place of a printer; any document printed to the Distiller is turned into a PDF.  But, this requires buying Acrobat.\n\nThere are similar freeware solutions, but I haven't used any of them.  Some are listed at this site:  http://www.jesus.org.uk/vault/freeware_pdf.shtml
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-open the document with your MS Word.\n-click File menu then Printer\n-choose Microsoft Office Document Image Writer from the Printer Name\n-click Properties button\n-click Advanced tab then click TIFF (default value is Fine 200DPI)\n-click Browse button (point where you want the picture to be saved)\n-click OK then the Properties window will close\n-click OK on the main Print window \n-a Save As window will appear, take note of the location then click Save.\n\nThe document is now in .TFF format which can be viewed by any picture viewer.  Any third party picture editor can convert the TFF to JPG/BMP.  Use MS Office Picture Manager export function to convert if you have it.
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Adobe Acrobat is the best way to create pdf from MS Word document, but I am not sure it is able to convert TO MS Word document format. It just isn’t its purpose. \nAdobe Photoshop is just great graphic editor and can in advantage generate documents in portable document format. But it isn’t word processor at all. Does one really think, Photoshop is the best way to create doc-files? And it is even good word processor, ‘so can keep spaces between line… You can, however, to import pdf in Photoshop and create some graphic format – psd, png, eps, even jpeg…\nI can suggest two options:\n- "Pdf to Doc converter": see (on download) it on  http://www.solidpdf.com/pdf/_to_doc_converter/37\n- "ePrint File Converter Software" - it support 150 document and image formats and you can download it from - http://www.eprintdriver.com/ePrintFileConverter.html\n\nOne more important thing – both of this applications are not free. You can, however, to download trail version. \nI hope at least tool will be useful for you.
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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.