RE: How do I save Word as an Adobe Document?

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Hello-

In Word XP & 2003 generating a Word doc as a .pdf is a function of the Print
dialog. Open the Printer Name list at the top and choose Adobe PDF or Acrobat
Distiller (depending on version). I can't remember 2000 for sure, but I
believe it may be the same.

If those choices are not there, it may be able to be set up as a printer. If
so, there will most likely be additional posts that can provide specifics.

Good Luck |:>)

"Darrin" wrote:

> I was informed from a partner I deal with through my business, that one is
> able to save a Word Document (I have Office 2000 Premium) as an Adobe
> Acrobate format. Is this something factua, or am I just dreaming that this
> can be done??
> Thanks in advance for any response I can get!
> Please email me directly at jazzytazzy@xxxxxxxxxxx if you could. I would
> greatly appreciate that!
>
>
>
.



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