Showing posts with label pdf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pdf. Show all posts

1 September 2012

Convert Your P D F To Power Point


The appropriately named Convert PDF to Power Point does exactly what it says.What you need to do is to upload your PDF document, enter an email address for it to be received at, and wait a minute or two. You’ll get an email with a link to download your new Power Point file.

The service is free but they do state a limit of just 3 pages, although when I tried it out, I actually got my whole 10 pages. For anything longer you would most likely have to break the PDF document up, but there are other free tools online that can help you do that, like Split PDF.




The best part is that the Power Point presentation file you receive is fully editable. I imagine this is something that would come in handy for students or for last minute changes when you’re not by your computer.

31 August 2012

How to Create a Download PDF Link


Instructions
Educate the Reader


  1. Open your HTML file for editing.
  2. Locate the tag   and navigate to the location on the page following the   tag where you want to display the PDF link.
  3. Type the following:
text  

 Click to open or right-click and select "Save As" to download.

Substitute the name of your PDF for "file.pdf" and your desired link text for "text." This HTML code assumes the PDF file is in the same web server directory as the HTML file. Otherwise, substitute for "file.pdf" the full URL "http://www.your-domain.com/foldername/file.pdf" using your own domain and folder name.

This option educates readers and allows them to make the decision about whether or not to download and save the PDF.

Changing the File Extension
  1. Compress the PDF file. Most operating systems have a built-in capability to compress files. For Windows, right-click on the file, choose "Send To," "Compressed Folder." Using the Mac operating system, Control-click on the file, and select "Create Archive."
  2. Upload the compressed archive file to your host server in the same directory as your HTML file.
  3. Open your HTML file for editing. In the "" area, type"
text

  substituting for "file.zip" your file name and for "text" your desired text label. Browsers do not automatically    open zipped files but instead direct the reader to save them.

Add a Command to the .htaccess File
  1. Locate or create the .htaccess file in your web folder on your host's web server.
  2. Open the file using a text editor.
  3.  Type the line:

             AddType application/octet-stream .pdf

             Save the changes and overwrite the previous .htaccess file.

  4.     Edit your HTML file and type in the  section:

text

Substitute for "file.pdf" your file name and for "text" your desired text label. This HTML code assumes the PDF file is uploaded to the same directory as the HTML file. Otherwise, substitute for "file.pdf" the full URL "http://www.your-domain.com/foldername/file.pdf." using your own domain and folder name.

With this method clicking the link will always open the browser's download dialog window rather than opening the file for viewing in the browser.

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Tips & Warnings
Back up your HTML file before editing.

The .htaccess method is not supported by Microsoft-based web servers.

Ways Of Creating PDF


INSTRUCTION
Create PDFs With Cute PDF (Windows)


  1. Download CutePDF Writer from the CutePDF website. The program is free and works on Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista and 7.
  2. Download Ghostscript from the CutePDF website. Ghostscript is a free postscript-to-PDF converter that is required to use CutePDF Writer
  3. Double-click the converter.exe Ghostscript file and follow the onscreen instructions to install it to your computer.
  4. Double-click setup.exe in the CutePDF Writer file and you will be guided through the program installation.
  5. Open the file that you want to turn into a PDF and select "Print" from the main menu of whatever application you are using. CutePDF should now be installed as a printer, so select CutePDF as your printer and click "Print." The file will be saved to the location of your choice as a PDF.


CREATE P D F WITH PRIMO PDF (WINDOW)


  1. Download PrimoPDF from the Nitro Software website. The program is free and available for Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7.
  2. Double-click the .exe file and follow the instructions to install the software onto your computer.
  3. Open the file that you need to create a PDF from. Select "Print" from the menu of the application that you are using to view the file. Select PrimoPDF as the printer and hit "Print." A PDF of the file will be created and saved to your computer.


Create PDFs With the Built-In PDF Creator (Mac OS X)


  1. Open the file that you want to save as a PDF.
  2. Select "Print" from the application menu.
  3. Click on the "PDF" button in the lower left-hand corner of the print menu and choose "Save as PDF" from the drop-down box.
  4. Hit "Print." A PDF will be created from the original document and saved to the location of your choice.


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