-=PCTechTalk=- Re: adobe 7.0
- From: "cristy" <poppy0206@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 00:14:24 -0500
Hi there,
Thanks for the info. I actually emailed him the link to the site but I need
to email him back and make sure he selects his correct OS, I had asked him
before what he used. I think ME or 2000 but would have to look back at
notes.
I dont know how much RAM he has, I have 512 and am using v. 6. I can maybe
send you my .pdf document to put into rtf format as I have sent him rtf
files before I believe. He is a write and says he has adobe acrobat on a CD
they sent him to read his book or something like that so I asked him if he
installed it to his computer. I am not sure how he uses it yet. He may
have a full version on the CD and I dont now it, not sure if his book
publishers sent it to him or what. I would like to know for myself a free
program that can change my pdf files to rtf or doc, I could save it as txt
but that changed the appearance so much. I guess though my photos in my pdf
file and my map diagrams wont show up as rtf would they?
Christine
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From: <g.imrie@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; <poppy0206@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
<g.imrie@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 12:07 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: adobe 7.0
> Christine
> I'm using that version, and it matters very much what
> operating system you're working on what executable is
> suitable for you. My best advice is that your friend would
> be best served by going onto the Adobe site itself and
> choosing the Reader most suited to their system from the
> options available there.
>
> You're correct in thinking that there is no way of
> converting PDF files to Word using that program. There
> are, however, a number of free alternatives available on
> the Web. Without knowing more, I'd be reluctant to tie this
> down any further. Can you reply indicating what operating
> system your friend is using, including the RAM they are
> working with, along with whether they'd need a full blown
> DOC file as the output or whether an RTF (Rich Text
> Format) file would suffice? Admittedly, the easiest option
> for your friend would be the full blown Adobe Acrobat
> (which is a commercial application), simply because it's
> built for the job--but it's expensive for occasional use.
>
> Alternatively, you could get your friend to forward the PDF
> they are converting to me here and I can do the conversion
> and email it back. Whatever is easiest.
>
> Hope This Helps
>
> Geo. Imrie MCSA ACI
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