PDF files are extremely useful for viewing your work. Although there are too many free applications for converting to FDF below we will see how you can quickly create PDF from other documents in Windows 10 using them tools that you already have.
Η creation of a PDF file on Windows is extremely easy, regardless of whether you want to create a text document, with images, or some PDF to display on a web page. Let's see how you can do it:
Create PDF with the Windows 10 Embedded PDF Printer
Windows 10 has a built-in print program that converts documents to PDF. It is extremely easy to use. All you have to do is start printing as you usually do, but instead of choosing your printer, choose Microsoft's built-in printer.
For example, you want to convert a text document to PDF. Start by selecting the "Print" command in any application you use.
Then you will change the printer. When you select the Microsoft PDF printer, go ahead and print it by pressing Print or printing.
Windows will open a "Save As" window to name and save your new RDF. Give your new file a name, select the storage location and click "Save".
Tip: If you have multiple documents that you want to add to create a single RDF, you can do so using File Explore.
Select all the files you want to add, right-click on any of them and select "Print."
The order of documents (or images) displayed in File Explorer will be the order that will be displayed in your PDF. If you want them in a different order, rename your files (a good solution would be named in 1,2,3,4,5 .docx).
What is Portable Document Format?
Then make sure you select "Microsoft Print To PDF" from the list of available printers and click "Print" to save the PDF to your hard drive.
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Create PDF from a Word document
If you now have a Microsoft Word document and want to convert it to Portable Document Format, you can do it directly from Word, instead of using Windows' built-in PDF printer. Converting a document to PDF with Word has better results as it preserves the layout and formatting of your document.
Open the Word document and click "File." Click "Save As".
Give your file a name, select "RDF" from the drop-down menu and click "Save".
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