Convert publisher file to pdf

I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
html.

Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
suggestions.

Thank you for any assistance.

Carol Creamer

Hi Carol Creamer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|| html.
||
|| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|| suggestions.

Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that to convert
your Publisher publications to pdf.

You will be all set.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF... If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it tnto a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a Publisher file into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send it to a place and make my CD covers... Every place I looked into uses Adobe... NO ONE uses Publisher... Adobe is too hard to figure out how to use... and Publisher is not an industry standard...

"Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]" wrote:

Hi Carol Creamer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|| html.
||
|| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|| suggestions.

Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that to convert
your Publisher publications to pdf.

You will be all set.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

Let's try this again...........Doesn't convert it to a .pdf?? Well, damn! I
must be awfully fortunate because my copy does. That's pretty cool because
normally Murphy's Law kicks in and screws me over every chance it gets. Plus
my printer uses Publisher so I must be doubly blessed.

Did you talk to your printer first and ask for their mechanical specs? Not
all printing companies accept Publisher files. That's just life. You can't
expect every company to comply. I recently did an ad for a national
magazine. I had their mechanical specs up front and knew that Publisher
files are not accepted. Fine. I used another program and gave them a file
format they *would* accept.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Mad As Hell" wrote in message
...
This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF... If it
does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it tnto a PDF
so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a Publisher
file into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send it to a place and make my
CD covers... Every place I looked into uses Adobe... NO ONE uses
Publisher... Adobe is too hard to figure out how to use... and Publisher
is not an industry standard...

"Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]" wrote:

Hi Carol Creamer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|| html.
||
|| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|| suggestions.

Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that to
convert
your Publisher publications to pdf.

You will be all set.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.





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In ,
Mad As Hell posted:
|| This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF...

Yes it does.

|| If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it...

Go to File Print and choose PrimoPDF printer driver, then Print Save PDF
to preferred location.

||It just turns it
|| tnto a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf..

It is a PDF. It's not half a pdf or a third of a pdf, or a read only pdf. It
is a real PDF that can be printed, viewed, shared, etc.

.. I'm looking for a way to
|| convert a Publisher file into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send
|| it to a place and make my CD covers... Every place I looked into
|| uses Adobe... NO ONE uses Publisher... Adobe is too hard to figure
|| out how to use... and Publisher is not an industry standard...

See my replies above.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

You gotta be a troll. No one on earth can be as stupid as you seem to be.

This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF...
If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it tnto
a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a
Publisher file into pdf,

Brian, am I allowed to use this guy's posts for my "Funnybone" section?

Q: Dude, I'm mad as hell. I got in my car and put it in gear, but it
doesn't move. I'm urinated off at GM.
A: Did you try using a key to start the car before putting it in gear?
Q: Now I'm urinated off at MS. I'm trying to install an expensive
($4.00) program I just downloaded from an illegal website and it tells
me to press "Any Key" to continue. My keyboard doesn't have an "Any
Key." I'm spreading the word not to buy anything from that store.
A: I don't blame you. Pack your computer and keyboard back into the
boxes and return it. When they want to know why, tell them it's because
you have been declared too stupid to use a computer.

Thanks for making my day brighter, MAH.

Mike

Mad As Hell wrote:
This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF... If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it tnto a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a Publisher file into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send it to a place and make my CD covers... Every place I looked into uses Adobe... NO ONE uses Publisher... Adobe is too hard to figure out how to use... and Publisher is not an industry standard...

"Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]" wrote:


Hi Carol Creamer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|| html.
||
|| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|| suggestions.

Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that to convert
your Publisher publications to pdf.

You will be all set.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

ROFL!
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

In ,
Mike Koewler posted:
|| You gotta be a troll. No one on earth can be as stupid as you seem
|| to be.
||
|| This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to
|| PDF... If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just
|| turns it tnto a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a
|| way to convert a Publisher file into pdf,
||
|| Brian, am I allowed to use this guy's posts for my "Funnybone"
|| section?
||
|| Q: Dude, I'm mad as hell. I got in my car and put it in gear, but it
|| doesn't move. I'm urinated off at GM.
|| A: Did you try using a key to start the car before putting it in
|| gear? Q: Now I'm urinated off at MS. I'm trying to install an
|| expensive ($4.00) program I just downloaded from an illegal website
|| and it tells me to press "Any Key" to continue. My keyboard doesn't
|| have an "Any Key." I'm spreading the word not to buy anything from
|| that store.
|| A: I don't blame you. Pack your computer and keyboard back into the
|| boxes and return it. When they want to know why, tell them it's
|| because you have been declared too stupid to use a computer.
||
|| Thanks for making my day brighter, MAH.
||
|| Mike
||
|| Mad As Hell wrote:
||| This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF...
||| If it does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it
||| tnto a PDF so you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to
||| convert a Publisher file into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send
||| it to a place and make my CD covers... Every place I looked into
||| uses Adobe... NO ONE uses Publisher... Adobe is too hard to figure
||| out how to use... and Publisher is not an industry standard...
|||
||| "Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]" wrote:
|||
|||
|||| Hi Carol Creamer ),
|||| in the newsgroups
|||| you posted:
||||
|||||| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|||||| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|||||| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|||||| html.
||||||
|||||| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|||||| suggestions.
||||
|||| Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that
|||| to convert your Publisher publications to pdf.
||||
|||| You will be all set.
|||| --
|||| Brian Kvalheim
|||| Microsoft Publisher MVP
|||| http://www.publishermvps.com
|||| ~pay it forward~
||||
|||| This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
|||| confers no rights.

The first thing one should do when realizing s/he's digging one's self into
a hole is, quit digging. (Will Rogers?)

I don't use PrimoPDF but I'm guessing it works like many other PDF creating
programs. When you have a file you want to create a PDF file put it up on
the monitor, select File Print and in the printer selection box menu select
the one associated with PDF and print it. It will ask you where to save it,
select a convenient folder. In the PDF creator program I use, after saving
the file to pdf it runs Adobe Reader (I use version 6.02) and the pdf file
is displayed. You'll find pdf is an outstanding way to share files. Not only
pdf files are accessible by most everyone, the file is of significant
smaller size.

Don
Vancouver, USA


"Mad As Hell" wrote in message
...
This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher file to PDF... If it
does I couldn't figure out how it does it... It just turns it tnto a PDF so
you can PRINT it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a Publisher file
into pdf, giff, tiff or JPG so I can send it to a place and make my CD
covers... Every place I looked into uses Adobe... NO ONE uses Publisher...
Adobe is too hard to figure out how to use... and Publisher is not an
industry standard...

"Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]" wrote:

Hi Carol Creamer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I create a quarterly newsletter using MS Publisher 2000.
|| I convert it to html to load on our website as well. I
|| really would like to convert it to a pdf file rather than
|| html.
||
|| Does anyone know if this is possible or have any
|| suggestions.

Sure! Download the free PrimoPDF at www.primopdf.com and use that to
convert
your Publisher publications to pdf.

You will be all set.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

Mike Koewler wrote:
You gotta be a troll. No one on earth can be as stupid as
you seem to be.

This Primo PDF does not really convert the Publisher
file to PDF... If it does I couldn't figure out how it
does it... It just turns it tnto a PDF so you can PRINT
it in pdf... I'm looking for a way to convert a Publisher
file into pdf,

Brian, am I allowed to use this guy's posts for my
"Funnybone" section?

Q: Dude, I'm mad as hell. I got in my car and put it in
gear, but it doesn't move. I'm urinated off at GM.
A: Did you try using a key to start the car before
putting it in gear? Q: Now I'm urinated off at MS. I'm
trying to install an expensive ($4.00) program I just
downloaded from an illegal website and it tells me to
press "Any Key" to continue. My keyboard doesn't have an
"Any Key." I'm spreading the word not to buy anything
from that store.
A: I don't blame you. Pack your computer and keyboard
back into the boxes and return it. When they want to know
why, tell them it's because you have been declared too
stupid to use a computer.

Thanks for making my day brighter, MAH.

Mike
==================================
I'm urinated off? LOL!

Who needs South Park when you can read
this newsgroup )

And just for future reference...where can I
get a program that will create one third of
a .pdf? Might be useful for printers that are
on a diet.

--

John Inzer
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Hi John Inzer ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| And just for future reference...where can I
|| get a program that will create one third of
|| a .pdf? Might be useful for printers that are
|| on a diet.

www.onethirdpdf.com
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Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
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