Convert images to PDF

Method 1:　　

Take advantage of Adobe's Adobe Acrobat Professional for conversions.  Note that it must be professional version, the reader version does not have this feature. First install Adobe Acrobat Professional (currently the highest version is 7.0), the system will automatically generate a virtual printer PDFMaker, do you understand? You can open the document you want to convert and print it with a virtual printer produced by steel. However, for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and so on, it is best to convert directly. Careful observation of your Word program, is not found a PDFMaker toolbar it? The first item on the power plane, you can.
The biggest benefit after installing Adobe Acrobat Professional is that with Adobe Acrobat professional You can edit a variety of PDF documents, and if you have installed the software, I think you'll be using it soon.
Also, Adobe Acrobat Professional can convert pictures from your computer to PDF documents and save PDF documents as pictures when you need them with Adobe Acrobat Professional.

Method 2:
Installing Pdffactory Pro also generates a virtual printer so that you can convert everything you can print into PDF format.

Method 3:
Use Macromedia Flashpaper for conversions.
After the Flashpaper is installed, a menu called "Flashpaper" and a toolbar with three buttons (similar to Adobe Acrobat Professional) are added automatically in software such as word. From left to right: Convert the current document to Flash animation, convert the document into a PDF document, convert it into a PDF file and send it by email. With this toolbar, you can easily convert Word documents to SWF or PDF files.
In other programs, such as open a file in Notepad, click file → print, the printer selects Macromedia flashpaper, and click Preferences to change its page properties. Click OK to automatically start Flashpaper for printing and display the printed results.
Save As Macromedia Flash and the Save as PDF two buttons for saving your document as a SWF animation or PDF ebook. Run the generated SWF file and use the toolbar above to control the display of the SWF file.

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