Re: How Do I Include a pdf file in a website?

In a message dated 10/15/00 3:47:48 AM Central Daylight Time, 
jtpolk(at)texas.net writes:

<<  I am new to the .pdf files etc.  I have a Word .doc file that I want to 
 > convert to .pdf so that the file can be uploaded from my site, any 
 > suggestions on how to do that?
 > Thanks in advance.
 > 
 
 I noticed in a later email that you were able to get Adobe to do the
 conversion. 
 
 If you need something available locally you might look at the
 inforamtion I put together here:
 
 http://camalott.com/~jtpolk/html.html
 
 Look at the information and the link in the section labeled ''pdf from
 your word processor''. This was the solution I used until I had enought
 clients needing PDF files to justify purchasing the full Adobe product. 
 
 This is better than submitting to a service, since you can easily change
 a document in your Word Processor (or anything actually) and what would
 be output onto a printer into a PDF file without having to go to a
 service on the web. I've found that the original Word Processor
 documents usually need a few repeated tweaks before they come out good.
 
 Ghostcript and Ghostview are free Open Source software, I believe
 avialiable for Windows, UNIX, VMS, OS/2, Atari, Amiga, and Macintosh
 platforms. (grin)
 -- 
 
 
 Jim Tom Polk -:- jtpolk(at)texas.net -:- http://camalott.com/~jtpolk/ 
    ''You might as well fall flat on your face as 
      lean over too far backwards.''      --James Thurber--
    "The Universe is run by the complex interweaving of three 
           elements: energy, matter and enlightened self-interest." 
        - G'Kar  "Survivors"
 
  >>
thanks!  saving your note for future reference

~~Lanice~~

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