creating a .pdf file

[thebookiesoffers]

I've got to create an advert in .pdf form but haven't a clue where to start. Is there any free, easy to use software about to create this?

[DotNetWebs]

This is probably one of the most frequently asked questions on this forum.

As ever my recommendation is:

http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

It acts as a printer driver so allows you to create your file in any application before 'printing' it to a .pdf file.

Regards

Dotty

[thebookiesoffers]

thanks, all done now


This is probably one of the most frequently asked questions on this forum.

As ever my recommendation is:

http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

It acts as a printer driver so allows you to create your file in any application before 'printing' it to a .pdf file.

Regards

Dotty

[silklink]

As an after tip to any readers...

Put free pdf into Google and you will get quite a few results

[SpeakOutMedia]

I tend to use: http://online.primopdf.com

It's all handled online - simply choose your file and enter your email address. The PDF is then created and sent to you within about a minute.

Fast, free and nothing to download!

God, I sound like a salesman here...!
James :)

[That Guy]

This has had some good feedback - http://www.primopdf.com/

[MyAccountantOnline]

Like Dotty I use Cute PDF its SO easy to use. Highly recommended:)

[benjamin_c]

you can use microsoft word, just click 'save as" then select "pdf"

simples.... :)

[MyAccountantOnline]

you can use microsoft word, just click 'save as" then select "pdf"

simples.... :)


I think sadly this is only an option with MS Word 2007 onwards?

[benjamin_c]

I think sadly this is only an option with MS Word 2007 onwards?
maybe, i have ms office 2008, i'll check my other computer that has office 03 on and see,

i belive that the online google documents has an option for making PDF files http://www.google.com/google-d-s/intl/en/tour1.html take a look :)

[matt.chatterley]

If you can't print to PDF from your version of office, there are plenty of "PDF printers" out there, e.g. PDF 995 - free version has nagverts, but otherwise works fine.

[fisicx]

Sigh.

Why does everybody make things so longwinded. Don't pay Mr Gates any more money, just download OpenOffice (for free) and import or create your documents then just click on the toolbar icon to save as a pdf.

[.Charlie]

I use cutePDF for most of my work and its very good.
But for reading pdfs sent to me I use adobe acrobat ;)