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martinz
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 Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:41 am Post subject: Top 10 PDF Tricks |
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| Its undeniable that the PDF file format is one of the best ways to publish, save and exchange well-formatted documents that will look exactly the same regardless of the device or computer you open them on. You won't go wrong using pdf for your résumé, a tax form, e-book, user guide or a web page. I found this top 10 list of techniques for converting, exchanging, sharing, managing and editing PDF documents that might be useful to people here. Check this out. |
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Scott
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I personally hate PDF files, I find them really annoying to read, especially when people use them as web pages.
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The tips are not that useful to me because I don't mess with PDF files that often.
In contrast to Scott, I do like PDF. It's extremely useful for print and for cross-platform viewing. E-books and digital magazines are often in PDF.
I have even seen people using a PDF file as an alternative to presentation tools such as Powerpoint. Not the most useful application of PDF, but certainly more compatible.
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