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I use PrimoPDF. What a great little program. I ended up sending all my invoices out as email attachments. Saved a ton in postage...
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Originally Posted by NHDave
p o s t a g e... what's that??
I still have one package I use postage on. I archive files once a month for a transcriptionist (Hey, EC, mine's a dream compared to yours!) and I mail two CDs to her.
If you have Office 2007 or 2010, it can save Word, Powerpoint, or Excel as PDF. In Office 2007, you had to download a free converter from Microsoft (because Adobe forced Microsoft not to include it). But it is a "save as" option.
I don't like use adbe to convert pdf, i usually google to find some professional pdf to word program, try it yourself.
Guess what, Office 365 (the name for the cloud version of Microsoft Office 2013) converts a .doc or .docx file into a PDF in 3 clicks. I really like it. Do a web search on Office 365 or go to office.com
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