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    Turn A Word Doc Into A PDF PDF Stands For Portable Document Format. It Is A File Type (.PDF) Just As A Microsoft Word

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    PDF is a file format that preserves text and formatting unlike Word documents which can be modified. To create a PDF from a Word document, open the Word file and select "Print" then choose "PDF" and "Save as PDF" to convert it. Repeat this process for multiple Word documents to create PDF versions that can be attached to emails and viewed using free software like Adobe Reader.

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    Turn A Word Doc Into A PDF PDF Stands For Portable Document Format. It Is A File Type (.PDF) Just As A Microsoft Word

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    PDF is a file format that preserves text and formatting unlike Word documents which can be modified. To create a PDF from a Word document, open the Word file and select "Print" then choose "PDF" and "Save as PDF" to convert it. Repeat this process for multiple Word documents to create PDF versions that can be attached to emails and viewed using free software like Adobe Reader.

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    PDF is a file format that preserves text and formatting unlike Word documents which can be modified. To create a PDF from a Word document, open the Word file and select "Print" then choose "PDF" and "Save as PDF" to convert it. Repeat this process for multiple Word documents to create PDF versions that can be attached to emails and viewed using free software like Adobe Reader.

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    Turn A Word Doc Into A PDF PDF Stands For Portable Document Format. It Is A File Type (.PDF) Just As A Microsoft Word

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    PDF is a file format that preserves text and formatting unlike Word documents which can be modified. To create a PDF from a Word document, open the Word file and select "Print" then choose "PDF" and "Save as PDF" to convert it. Repeat this process for multiple Word documents to create PDF versions that can be attached to emails and viewed using free software like Adobe Reader.

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    Turn a Word Doc into a PDF

    PDF stands for portable document format. It is a file type (.pdf) just as a Microsoft Word
    document is a text document (.doc).

    PDF is the preferred file type for online publishing because unlike a Word doc, which
    can be modified, PDFs preserve text and formatting and are easily downloaded to look
    exactly as it does online.

    Heres how to quickly make a PDF from a Word file:


    1. Use a file name thats all lowercase, inserting hyphens for spaces: vista-community-
    college.doc

    2. Open each Word doc and then for each doc select Print under File (in the main menu bar) just
    like you were going to print the page.

    3. Notice the PDF button on the bottom far left side of the window (see diagram). Select PDF and a
    drop-down menu appears with Save as PDF as the first option. Select it.

    4. Word will now create a PDF file where you want it on your computer (either on your desktop, in a
    selected folder, or on an external device). Notice now that the file name has changed its exten-
    sion (vista-community-college.pdf). You now have a PDF, as well as your original Word doc.

    For multiple Word docs, repeat steps 1 through 4 for each doc. Attach the PDF to an
    email just as you would a Word doc or other file attachment.

    Viewers can download the free Adobe Reader software to view PDFs or use another
    image viewer, like Apples Preview or Microsoft Reader.

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