How to convert HTML documents into PDF? Thread poster: Hilda Thompson
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Hi guys, I need to convert HTML documents into PDF. How do I do it?
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Type "Adobe 0.7" into Google. You will get amoong the sites suggested one offering a free download it. Once you have done that should get an adobe symbol on your toolbar. You open your and click on that symbol. Good luck.
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Once you have the adobe 7.0 image on your desktop and/or a toolbar (after your download it should appear on one or both once you have downloaded, to convert a document click on it to open the program. One of the options of the Adobe toolbar will be "create PDF". Click on that. The dropdown that will appear will offer as an option "from file". Click on that and you will get a list of your files. Choose one (say "my document"). the document will appear. Then click on the appropriate button in th... See more Once you have the adobe 7.0 image on your desktop and/or a toolbar (after your download it should appear on one or both once you have downloaded, to convert a document click on it to open the program. One of the options of the Adobe toolbar will be "create PDF". Click on that. The dropdown that will appear will offer as an option "from file". Click on that and you will get a list of your files. Choose one (say "my document"). the document will appear. Then click on the appropriate button in the Adobe toolbar.
Incidentally a use I find for PDF is for certain documents that when printed are too large -- i.e. each page rep[resents about a fifth of the document. If you convert these to PDF (when saved they often wind up in "my pictures", and then print as a PDF document, you can use the "size to page" option on the PDF print menu and they will print in normal size (i.e. the whole documentdocument fitting on a single page.
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| Going the other way | Jul 4, 2009 |
The beauty of Adobe 7.0 is that is can be used to convert PDF files into Word document, which can then be overwritten.
(a) click on Adobe symbole.
(b) on the Adobe click on "file"
(c) open the document you have selected from the file selected in this case and have already filed (e.g. in "my documents".
(d) on the Adobe toolbar click on "file" again
(e) click on "save as"
(f) select where you want to save (top box in bottom of screen that will appear)... See more The beauty of Adobe 7.0 is that is can be used to convert PDF files into Word document, which can then be overwritten.
(a) click on Adobe symbole.
(b) on the Adobe click on "file"
(c) open the document you have selected from the file selected in this case and have already filed (e.g. in "my documents".
(d) on the Adobe toolbar click on "file" again
(e) click on "save as"
(f) select where you want to save (top box in bottom of screen that will appear)
(g) select "macrosoft word" from the lower of those two boxes.
(h) click on save. the document will have now been copied (without eliminating the original PDF document as a Word document in the file you selected. ▲ Collapse
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| download PDF printer | Jul 4, 2009 |
Google for "DoPDF". It is a free PDF converter.
All you need is to select files in "My Computer", right-click, select "Print", select "DoPDF Printer", and click "Yes". You will get PDF files in the same folder.
I should not have written it.
You should have googled a bit.
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If you need it often, set DoPDF as a default printer. 'cause you cannont select printer in ... See more Google for "DoPDF". It is a free PDF converter.
All you need is to select files in "My Computer", right-click, select "Print", select "DoPDF Printer", and click "Yes". You will get PDF files in the same folder.
I should not have written it.
You should have googled a bit.
Added:
If you need it often, set DoPDF as a default printer. 'cause you cannont select printer in pop-up menu.
[Редактировалось 2009-07-04 22:08 GMT] ▲ Collapse
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Robert Tucker (X)
United Kingdom
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There is a free add-on for Firefox, Flock, Chrome, Safari and IE:
http://www.pdfdownload.org
In Firefox, I simply click on File>Save Page As PDF... and it opens a new page in another tab saying to wait while the PDF is being created and then comes up with a file (the PDF) to download. I can't see a way of controlling page length though, so if it's a long HTML page it gets chopped up i... See more There is a free add-on for Firefox, Flock, Chrome, Safari and IE:
http://www.pdfdownload.org
In Firefox, I simply click on File>Save Page As PDF... and it opens a new page in another tab saying to wait while the PDF is being created and then comes up with a file (the PDF) to download. I can't see a way of controlling page length though, so if it's a long HTML page it gets chopped up into two or more PDF pages.
Haven't tried the desktop version which one can do for 14 days for free. ▲ Collapse
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...seems too good to be true! Thank you, Sergei!
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