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Article #95eBook expert help needed !!!
From: Mac_Daniel
Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 19:03
Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 19:03
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Help needed to convert a MS Word document into a PDF ebook. Report was created on a PC using MS Word 2003. Since the report was created, I bought and plan to use an iMac with Word for Mac 2008 and Acrobat 8 Professional. This is probably simply for most of you but not for this somewhat senior knuckle-head. Finding help on the internet for this topic has been frustrating, to say the least. My take on what I�ve read about creating a PDF ebook is that acrobat is the absolute best program to create a truly professional ebook. Desired features: TOC, bookmarks, links, allow printing but prohibit copy and paste, not password protected but some measure of protection on a budget (if this is possible), This eBook (our first effort) will be offered (for purchase) on a new website to be built soon. Please offer your advice/suggestions/thoughts to enable us to provide a truly, top-notch professional eBook. A step-by-step tutorial would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your willingness to help!!! Mac Daniel
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