how can I convert documents to AdobePDF(Acrobat)?
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Try CutePDF at:\n\n\nhttp://www.cutepdf.com/
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Hey,\n\nopen the document and click on print like you would want to print any document. from the print window, click on the drop down menu and you should see a list of your printer(s) and if you have installed your pdf-creator you will see among the list of printers, something like PDF-Creator. click on this and it converts your document to pdf.\n\nRegards
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There are some really decent PDF converters out there.  One of my favorites is CutePDF Writer.  It is free for both personal and commercial use.  Basically, you create a document using whatever software you desire, and then using the print dialog, you create a PDF from it. It doesn't create super small files (for that you need to go to the source and buy Adobe Acrobat).  But this is a product that I use to convert Publisher files every month to e-mail out a newsletter.  It works quite well.  It can be found at: http://www.acrosoftware.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp  There are two files to download so make sure you get Ghostscript as well. There is a link for it on that page.
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To open for edit a pdf file, you must have Adobe Acrobat 6.0, remember its not Acrobat Reader.\nAlternatively you can use ABBBYY Pdf transform to change a pdf file into .doc or .rtf format, and can edit this in wordpad.
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Nope.  But you can get a PDF to WORD convertor program, or try this free one on-line.\n\nJust look for Free PDF Converter 1.1\nhttp://www.baltsoft.com/\n(This works pretty well)\n\nGood luck
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Use "Adobe Acrobat Distiller". This software offer you an imaginary printer (As an icon in your printers area) that you can printing your document by this printer, then you'll have your document in "PDF" format.\nAlso this software has a lot of useful options for managing your PDF files, linking them together, Adding some media, etc.\nThis software is supported by "MS Word" completely.\n\nIf you don't want to use some multi-languages facilities, you can use "Adobe Acrobat Full PDF Writer" instead of "Adobe Acrobat Distiller".\n\nIn the other hand, if you already had this software, just print it by imaginary printer or use "Convert to PDF" button in "MS Word" (When you installed "Acrobat PDF Writer" the software is added this facility to your "MS Office" softwares).\nAs usual, "Acrobat" keeping live your Hyper Links, but if it didn't worked, use "Acrobat" options for adding Hyper Links to your PDF document.\n\nBe success
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Yes you can do that.\n\nFor that you have to install the Adobe PDF writer or you can use pdf writer from some other companies.\n\n. . .
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http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/ict/knowledgebase/scanning_and_acrobat/word_to_pdf.asp
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There is a product called Solid Converter PDF... good luck on exact conversion
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You will be needing the Adobe Acrobat Writer software. This the the most widely used converter to pdf. You need to buy a licensed to use one. \n\nIf you would like to convert some files only, Adobe has a website where you can convert a Word document and other format to pdf online for free. Please visit this link -> http://www.pdfonline.com/
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I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for, but this may help: You can print to pdf format from any program on your computer using a small program called "cute pdf". Go to: http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp . There you'll be able to download and install a program that will show up as a printer, and you'll be able to save word documents, pictures, and anything else you can think of as a pdf file by selecting "print" and then changing the printer to "CutePDF Writer", and then telling it where to save the file to.\n\nHope this helps some, I'm sorry I don't know much about the "color sample" aspect of it. This way if you find your color samples on a webpage or what not, you can at least convert that to a pdf file.
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An acrobat file is a pdf, called portable document format. Besides consuming less space, it offers many mor efacilities then other document types (like signing, reviewing, publishing and many other..). To create a pdf file you'll need to install either Adobe Proffesional (or Standard), but there are also other softwares that are able to convert a document to pdf. \nA free converter, which is a good free office suite is open office. It has the option to export any file directly to pdf format...
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it's easy if the pdf file you're trying to convert is all text. it's just a copy-paste process.\n\n1. In the pdf file, click edit >> select all >> copy.\n2. Open a blank word document, click paste, then save.
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You need a PDF converter. Most install as pseudo printers and will work with any application that has a 'print' feature.\n\nA good FREE one is PrimoPDF - you can download it from snapfiles.com. Once installed, open your document, select 'print', and select PrimoPDF from the printers list. It will prompt you the rest of the way.
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try this one\nABBYY PDF Transformer
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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try\nhttp://www.doc2pdf.net/\n\nalso with word you can print to file with pdf option...\nhttp://www.go2pdf.com/doc-to-pdf.html\n\nFree PDF Creator - PrimoPDF  10mb\nhttp://www.primopdf.com/\n\n...