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From: Gar Heacock
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 19:56

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You can convert to PDF from MS word if you have a licensed version of Adobe.  Look on your tool bar neat "Help".  If you see "Adobe", click on that and you will see the option to convert.  Play with this a little, as I have a problem with getting the colors to stay the same during this procedure.  This doesn't work in office XP products.

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