> > Tom Webber wrote:

 >
 > >
 > > That chapter 12 K&M pdf file is coming in real handy.
 > >
 > > BTW anybody what does the software cost that converts scans to
pdf files?
 > >
 > > Paul Lamar
 > >
 > > Paul,

 > > To create simple pdf files, or files with some features
disabled (like print or save), go to www.win2pdf.com . It's a
"printer" that saves printer files. Really good stuff, cost is only
$35 (or $60 for the enhanced version). Works great, simple, but
only for Win2K/WinXP systems.
 > >
 > > Tom Webber

 > The pdf features that seem most useful to me are scrolling up
and down through
 > multiple pages and zooming in and out. Can this software generate
 > a pdf file that a pdf reader can read and manipulate in that manner?
 >
 > Paul Lamar

 I copied this message and saved as a pdf file (see attachment).

 I am using OS X (Mac). I think the pdf format is platform
independent but to be sure, just let me know if you were able to
open it.

 Alfonso Lebron-Berges

That worked great Al. So far I have seen nothing with text book
type graphics yet. Just text. Can you print something with graphs in it
and convert it to a pdf for me.

Paul Lamar

I recently read an article describing the heavy cross pollination
going on between Linux and  OS X.  Soon you may be able to " SAVE as
PDF" a feature that is built into OS X.   Jerry

 
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