"Creating Free PDF Files"
[Keyword: onlinejournalism]. Reasons to love the net #3,457: a simple link from Poynter can save you over £200:
"PDFonline.com allows you to create PDF files from a wide variety of formats, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and JPEG files. Just attach a document by browsing to it on your local computer (PC or Mac), choose a file name for the new PDF and enter your e-mail address. Within minutes, you will receive your PDF file via e-mail. If you are worried about spam, the site tells you: "You don't have to use your personal email account. Simply create a separate email account, or a free account at Yahoo or Hotmail, specifically for this purpose." One drawback is that you can only convert documents that are under 2MB each (you have to break up the document if it's that big)."
"PDFonline.com allows you to create PDF files from a wide variety of formats, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and JPEG files. Just attach a document by browsing to it on your local computer (PC or Mac), choose a file name for the new PDF and enter your e-mail address. Within minutes, you will receive your PDF file via e-mail. If you are worried about spam, the site tells you: "You don't have to use your personal email account. Simply create a separate email account, or a free account at Yahoo or Hotmail, specifically for this purpose." One drawback is that you can only convert documents that are under 2MB each (you have to break up the document if it's that big)."
posted by Paul Bradshaw at 12:22 pm
1 Comments:
Interestingly, this feature is built into the core of Mac OSX. Simply select print from any application, enter your desired settings and click 'Save as PDF'... No size limits.
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