Quote from: Phil [Chaa006] on January 27, 2013, 12:07 PMQuote from: Salvador Dhali on January 27, 2013, 11:39 AMGood advice, but there is one very inexpensive (i.e., completely free) way around this. Install TeX Live, learn to write in TeX, and you can produce as many perfect PDFs as anyone could wish for. The learning curve is steep -- too steep for some -- but the results can be fully professional in skilled hands. See, for example, Amazon's "look inside" view of Prof. Rosalind Gibson's "Principles of Nutritional Assessment", or the menu for the Thai-An restaurant.
Other things to consider when producing PDFs is that, unless you're wealthy enough to own a suite of Adobe professional publishing software (Acrobat Pro, In Design, etc), you're going to encounter a few compatibility issues when it comes to converting content to PDF format from other programs (MS Word, etc.). What you see is most definitely NOT what you often get!
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For quick and simple PDF creation at its most basic there's always the free PDF-creating alternatives such as CutePDF Writer and PrimoPDF, once installed you can "print" any document (such as those produced from MS Office and OpenOffice) and save as a PDF.
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