What Do I need To Include In a PDF

by seanpbh

Posted: 11 years ago 7 replies

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I have written a short 3 page PDF report to give away when people opt-in.
Is there anything else that I need to include such as legal stuff?

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AlexanderBeloev 11 years ago

Originally Posted by seanpbh

I have written a short 3 page PDF report to give away when people opt-in.
Is there anything else that I need to include such as legal stuff?

You can include this paragraph in the beginning on the bottom of page 1:

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this eBook may be reproduced, duplicated, given away, transmitted or resold in any form without written prior permission from the author.

© Your Name 2013
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seanpbh 11 years ago

OK cheers, I only have the document in word at the minute.

Is there anywhere I can convert this to PDF Format for free?

How can I do this?
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- Paul Hooper-Kelly 11 years ago
  
  Hi Sean,
  
  PromoPDF is free, but you can't put live links inside.
  
  So the one I recommend is PDF Printer (also free), which works a treat:
  
  http://www.pdflite.com
  
  Warmest regards,
  
  Paul
  
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- AlexanderBeloev 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by seanpbh
  
  OK cheers, I only have the document in word at the minute.
  
  Is there anywhere I can convert this to PDF Format for free?
  
  How can I do this?
  
  If you have Microsoft Word, then you can convert it within the program. Simply click "save as" and then choose "save as type" to be "PDF" (by default it is "word document"). That's it
  
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- sonas 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by seanpbh
  
  OK cheers, I only have the document in word at the minute.
  
  Is there anywhere I can convert this to PDF Format for free?
  
  How can I do this?
  
  Check out CutePDF - Convert to PDF for free, Free PDF Utilities, Save PDF Forms, Edit PDF easily. It's free and very easy to use.
  
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konakid 11 years ago

Open Office also converts PDF's. That's what I use! Word should be able to do it as well though.
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GailTrahd 11 years ago

The pdf converter in Word keeps the hyper links active - not sure if Open Office keeps the links active. However, you probably also want to include something in the pdf about having no guarantees or warranties on the content - and that to the best of your knowledge the content was accurate at the time of publication.
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