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Old 06-30-2003, 03:36 AM
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Re: Anyone know how to change a Microsoft Publisher file to a .pdf?

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Originally posted by ktsnake
I have Acrobat, but it only seems to work with Word.
Since this is what I do for a living, I can answer this. You have 2 options.

First see if Publisher will let you save as .pdf. It might not. We dont use publisher, because printers and service bureaus wont accept them. I dotn know publisher. But that wont help you now, lol. If you can so it, it will be under the print menu. Remember, with the exception of Adobe prods (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign or PageMaker), the pdf creation function is not under the save as menu, but under the print menu. So youd go to print and pull down the printer selection bar to select the pdf writer (usually Acrobat). If its not there, go back and chack if you can save as a pdf. IF not, youre outta luck.

2. Buy or download Acrobat WRITER. Remember the reader is free, you gotta buy the writer. The brand name one (Acrobat) is a couple of hundred dollars. The off brand ones are only about $60.

Hope this helps.

PS: Your acrobat may have coem imbedded with Word. I found that to be the case more than once. Still wont help you with publisher. Maybe call Kinkos and ask them if their computers have publisher and you can export to a pdf. But remember, it'll be expensive and the kids at kinkos are idiots. They knwo nothing, casue the turnover there is about 8 minutes.
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