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tryinhere

13 years ago

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AndrewStark

13 years ago

I used primo pdf as a plug-in to microsoft word and it worked a treat

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celente 13 years ago

Originally Posted by AndrewStark

I used primo pdf as a plug-in to microsoft word and it worked a treat

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Yes there are lots of features with this now.
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ShiningHero

13 years ago

Also is there a way to apply a copyright symbol to the bottom of each page and page number to the top?

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AndrewStark 13 years ago

Originally Posted by warhero

Also is there a way to apply a copyright symbol to the bottom of each page and page number to the top?

Do this in word via the header and footer section before you hit print.
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ShiningHero

13 years ago

Is there a way to apply a default zoom so that when people download your PDF it's already zoomed accordingly?

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2GRANN

13 years ago

I always do it with Microsoft Word 2007. You can just save it as a PDF. It Works great.
If you are putting it online there is a way to apply a default zoom:
http://partners.adobe.com/public/dev...Parameters.pdf

However, I believe that you can't set a default zoom to a PDF, because it depends on a program and the preferences set by each person in his program.

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ShiningHero

13 years ago

Originally Posted by 2GRANN

I always do it with Microsoft Word 2007. You can just save it as a PDF. It Works great.
If you are putting it online there is a way to apply a default zoom:
http://partners.adobe.com/public/dev...Parameters.pdf

However, I believe that you can't set a default zoom to a PDF, because it depends on a program and the preferences set by each person in his program.

When I open up one of the pdfs I bought online it's at 143%.

When I open up the one I made it's at 100% zoom.

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spearce000 13 years ago

Originally Posted by warhero

When I open up one of the pdfs I bought online it's at 143%.

When I open up the one I made it's at 100% zoom.

I don't think there is a way to set the default magnification. A lot of this has to do with page size and monitor size. If you check the page sizes of the documents, you'll probably find they're different.
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travlinguy

13 years ago

Download Open Office Suite OpenOffice.org - The Free and Open Productivity Suite

It's free. Then just copy/paste your doc into "Writer" their word processing program. Very simple from there, just click on the little PDF icon, and it's done. Simplest PDF converter I've ever used.

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Sandor Verebi

13 years ago

Originally Posted by travlinguy

Download Open Office Suite OpenOffice.org - The Free and Open Productivity Suite

It's free. Then just copy/paste your doc into "Writer" their word processing program. Very simple from there, just click on the little PDF icon, and it's done. Simplest PDF converter I've ever used.

I'd like to suggest Open Office, too. Easy to operate with, I use it oftentimes, without any problem.

The method described here is suitable to the OP.

All the best,

Sandor

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pankas

13 years ago

The Open Office is good, but the security is not up to what I'm looking for. You can not set it so that the end users can't copy, disassemble, or what not unless you use the password protection.
Anyway, it is a good tool to your personal use.

Originally Posted by travlinguy

Download Open Office Suite OpenOffice.org - The Free and Open Productivity Suite

It's free. Then just copy/paste your doc into "Writer" their word processing program. Very simple from there, just click on the little PDF icon, and it's done. Simplest PDF converter I've ever used.

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OliviaSSLGuru

13 years ago

You can download the pdf/xps plugin in word and you can directly save word documents into pdf.
And i don't think there is any default zoom level for any pdf. Much of it depends upon the end-user settings.

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Alex Peltonen 13 years ago

Setting a default zoom for your PDF file can work by setting it yourself before saving it. The problem is that it changes when opened by another user. Sometimes because of the screen settings in their computer or web browser so you may not really be successful in settling it. It's not really that much of a problem though.
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ronywilliam

13 years ago

Use the nitro pdf plugin for your word document, set the zoom in level and convert-save it.

Now it would not work for everyone who downloads it, actually it will depend on the pdf reader they use. Some of them detects the best zoom in level and then show you the file.

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Your Brand Ebooks

13 years ago

Originally Posted by warhero

What can I do t get this to convert properly?

Yet another reason to buy a Mac ; - )

PDF is pretty much native to everything for example you can
"Save As.... PDF" from virtually any document or photo software.

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pmbrent

13 years ago

Before I got MS Word I utilized Open Office to convert documents into PDF's.

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KenB

13 years ago

I'd recommend you trying to get it into word first and using a converter, there a bunch online.

Good luck

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Bryan99

13 years ago

Originally Posted by warhero

I also want to know is there a way you can set your PDF to have a default zoom level so that when people open it, it's already nicely zoomed?

If you'd like to be able to do this, I suggest you switch to OpenOffice. It's a free and fast text editor that has a built-in "Export as PDF" feature with tons of options (E.g.: Zooming, Securing etc).

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ShiningHero

13 years ago

Thanks Bryan, I'm downloading it now.

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George Langer 13 years ago

Try PDFCreator, it works as virtual printer so it should create PDF as it is in whatever application.

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Vlad Bacioiu

13 years ago

try to write your ebook in Microsoft Office Word 2007! after you've finished, you have the option to save in .pdf. I hope I helped you.

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omk

13 years ago

Try converting it or cut and pasting your stuff into Word first. Then you'll have an easier time converting it into a PDF. There are plenty of programs out there that can take a word doc and convert it to PDF.

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athanne

13 years ago

Your replies will help many new members

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mrelosa

13 years ago

There are different websites online that can convert a word file to pdf, for free. You can put a signature or a trademark at the bottom or heading of your document by just double clicking the upper of lower part of the page, that is for MS Word 2007. The header/footer tools will then appear and you can customize it already. Or, in other MS Word editions, you can check the View menu and choose the Header and Footer option.

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