save as pdf file on publisher, windows xp

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hi, need help. how can i save a document on publisher as
pdf file? i have windows xp.
thanks.
 
mylinsky said:
hi, need help. how can i save a document on publisher as
pdf file? i have windows xp.
thanks.
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You must have a separate software program to do this. You can either
purchase Adobe Acrobat (Expensive).

I have been using the 'free' CutePDF Writer for quiet some time and it works
very well. It adds an option in the File/Print menu that allows you to save
any document from most MS Office applications as a PDF file. Check it out
here:

CutePDF Writer - Create PDF documents easily from any Windows application
for absolutely free:
http://www.cutepdf.com/products/cutepdf/writer.asp


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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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Direct to you from MS Publisher Help:

Save a publication as a PDF file
To save a publication as a PDF file in Publisher, you need to use a
third-party PDF printer driver that lets you save a PDF file directly from
Publisher or a third-party program that converts PostScript files to PDF.
Publisher does not include a program like this; you must purchase it
separately.

steve
 
Ronnie.

Thanks very much for that link. I needed to print on both sides of 650 A4
pages from a Publisher doc last week and I had to send it to our print room
in our head office 65 miles away. Because of the inevitable font difference
problem, I had to get our IT department to convert it to pdf format using
Adobe (only they can afford it). It did only a fair job with Wordart
becoming jagged, square edges becoming rounded and text losing sharpness.

CutePDF Writer which I downloaded on your recommendation, has done a perfect
job, with none of the afore-mentioned deteriorations.

I'm a bit surprised that Adobe has been outdone!

Thanks again
Gummo
 
Gummo said:
Ronnie.

Thanks very much for that link. I needed to print on both sides of
650 A4 pages from a Publisher doc last week and I had to send it to
our print room in our head office 65 miles away. Because of the
inevitable font difference problem, I had to get our IT department to
convert it to pdf format using Adobe (only they can afford it). It
did only a fair job with Wordart becoming jagged, square edges
becoming rounded and text losing sharpness.

CutePDF Writer which I downloaded on your recommendation, has done a
perfect job, with none of the afore-mentioned deteriorations.

I'm a bit surprised that Adobe has been outdone!

Thanks again
Gummo
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Your Welcome. I too was quiet shocked the first time I saw the output from
CutePDF, my company spent several hundred dollars on Acrobat and it does no
better than the free program with the integration or the output.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
http://www.dts-l.org
http://www.mvps.org
 
You must have a separate software program to do this. You can either
purchase Adobe Acrobat (Expensive).

I have been using the 'free' CutePDF Writer for quiet some time and it works
very well. It adds an option in the File/Print menu that allows you to save
any document from most MS Office applications as a PDF file. Check it out
here:

CutePDF Writer - Create PDF documents easily from any Windows application
for absolutely free:
http://www.cutepdf.com/products/cutepdf/writer.asp
Click to expand...

Thanks for the lead on this program, Ronnie. Have just installed it and it
looks great!
 
Sharon said:
Thanks for the lead on this program, Ronnie. Have just installed it
and it looks great!
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Welcome, Sharon. It really shocked me the first time I tried Cute PDF. It
makes the conversion really simple and gives excellent output.

--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
http://www.dts-l.org
http://www.mvps.org
 
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