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Word to PDF Coverter

I would like to introduce a PDF Converter Software, which I think is very useful for all those who are using MS Word and want to convert into PDF.

Go to http://www.pdf995.com/download.html

and save set-up on your desk-top. There will be two set-ups. Both should be installed. After the successful installation, open an existing Word file. Give print command and you can see an option namely ‘PDF995’ in the printers’ column as given below



select it and click OK
Computer will ask a new name and the location where the PDF version to be saved.
Give new name and the location like desktop, my documents etc.
You can see a new PDF version is created, while the word format file exists without any change.
As this is a free version, you can see some advertisements on your screen while the PDF file is created, if you are online.

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  1. Stephen MurphyNovember 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM

    Thanks for sharing. However, What the issues often come to me are converting PDF into Word. And I always convert PDF files to editable word format with AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter and edit them if necessary. From my long time experience of searching and testing, this tool supports encrypted files and preserves text, layouts, images and hyperlinks well.
    Hope you like it too.

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