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parthbarot
In the zone
ya buddy
if u want freewares then goto *www.snapfiles.com/freeware/freeware.html
some paid r ..robopdf i using it...
if u want freewares then goto *www.snapfiles.com/freeware/freeware.html
some paid r ..robopdf i using it...
rajkumar_personal
Ignorance is BLISS !!
This might be a damn good solution
www.software995.com
U can use adobe acrobat pro too
Better still, google for "convert to pdf" and see the millions of options for urself !
www.software995.com
U can use adobe acrobat pro too
Better still, google for "convert to pdf" and see the millions of options for urself !
Techmastro
Journeyman
you can install acrobat reader6.0 pro it has option for making .pdf files out of word or .pdf files
try this...
try this...
enoonmai
Cyborg Agent
You can use OpenOffice as GNUrag suggested, or EasyOffice with the PDF filter (Freeware) or WordToPDF (freeware) or go the online way with either Adobe Online (which gives you only 5 trials, as khandu said) or you can use the sites at
www.ps2pdf.com/convert/index.htm
www.babinszki.com/distiller/
But the catch here is that they need the file as either a .prn or a .ps file. You can easily add a PS printer to your computer, by selecting Add Printers and choosing any manufacturer, say HP, and selecting a PostScript printer and then installing the virtual PS printer. Of course, once you do this, you can use GhostScript and GSView to either compose the PDF at your computer totally free or you can use the saved .ps file at the online sites for your converted PDF. I recommend using the free GhostScript and GSView programs for your needs, instead of installing another Office suite in your computer. Download GhostScript and GSView here:
*www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
www.ps2pdf.com/convert/index.htm
www.babinszki.com/distiller/
But the catch here is that they need the file as either a .prn or a .ps file. You can easily add a PS printer to your computer, by selecting Add Printers and choosing any manufacturer, say HP, and selecting a PostScript printer and then installing the virtual PS printer. Of course, once you do this, you can use GhostScript and GSView to either compose the PDF at your computer totally free or you can use the saved .ps file at the online sites for your converted PDF. I recommend using the free GhostScript and GSView programs for your needs, instead of installing another Office suite in your computer. Download GhostScript and GSView here:
*www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
karthik_rcs
Broken In
Try Fineprint Pdf factory Pro
Hi friend,
You can try FinePrint PDF factory pro.
really it is good
Regards
karthik
Hi friend,
You can try FinePrint PDF factory pro.
really it is good
Regards
karthik
rajkumar_personal
Ignorance is BLISS !!
Open Office is a good solution who like 2 opt for freeware !
GNUrag
FooBar Guy
tuxfan, You might need to learn LaTeX to create fabulus PDFs .. See if you have Kile installed on any machine.
Apart from OpenOffice, you can use any KDE program like kate, konqueror, kmail and select File > Print > Print to PDF to create PDF files natively from within the application.
Apart from OpenOffice, you can use any KDE program like kate, konqueror, kmail and select File > Print > Print to PDF to create PDF files natively from within the application.
Choto Cheeta
Rebooting
tuxfan said:GNUrag said:
I agree with GNUrag. OpenOffice does a fantastic job in conversion. I regularly do that. But there's only one problem. I get stumped with bullets and numbers at times. It behaves in a strange way at times
yes i face this problem...... when document is created in word with tables, bit of graphics, & when its opend in OpenOffice it can read it properly..... i will suggest to creat the document with OpenOffice.......
Aseem Nasnodkar
In the zone
Win2pdf is a software that 2 allows 2 change to pdf from ne windows application.
rajkumar_personal
Ignorance is BLISS !!
The online solution is good for the ppl who don't want to install the converters or virtual printers !
THANKS mate !
It was a good solution !
THANKS mate !
It was a good solution !
tuxfan
Technomancer
GNUrag said:
Well, the problem is not in conversion. The problem is the way in which OOo opens .doc files. Even if the files are created directly in OOo, it behaves funnily with bullets and numbers. Font face, font size, etc. change automatically and we can't even select the numbers to change their fonts
Additionally, sub-level numbering also doesn't work too great.However, I wish the same has been taken care of in OOo 2. I don't want to install beta version so haven't tried it.
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