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    need help using ADOBE ACROBAT 8 PRO

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by HP Fan, Jan 10, 2007.

  1. HP Fan

    HP Fan Notebook Evangelist

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    i just got this program. i used it for awile and found out the this program is just for making PDF file with WORD EXEL POWERPOINT Etc and the web. i turned my word doc to a PDF its pretty cool. but what els can this program do!??
     
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    dang! there is so much snow in Seattle tonight. awsome
     
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    fdlazarte Notebook Consultant

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    usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    With OpenOffice (free) you can save anything you make into a PDF file. :)
     
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    Acrobat makes it easy to merge pages printed from different applications into a single document. You can also capture a web site into a single document with working links. etc.. etc..

    John
     
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