programs that can convert to PDF formats

Jul 05, 2005 14 Replies

Hi everyone



I?m looking for a conversion program that can convert my invoices or any document to PDF? all so send out invoices to my customers by email. And I would like it to be able to convert any type of doc file or excel file to PDF if possible?



I appreciate any help or advices for this



Thank you



Craig snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com No one likes spam



I really like PDFill. It's free and available at Downloads.com. It allows you to merge PDF files, split them, add password protection, watermarks, etc.

-- grunchley snipped-for-privacy@grunchley.com

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Craig Ethelbert wrote:

I've tried a couple of programs that allow you to "print to" pdf files. My favorite is CutePDF and its free without any ads:

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Everyone has a favorite, mine is Win2PDF

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cheers

Gary

I tried that one but it kept nagging me to buy it so I went back to CutePDF.

Yes, it does require a purchase if you don't like to be nagged.

CutePDF is pretty good. It is actually free and it does not nag you at all

my favorite is Win2PDF at

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I really didn?t like those programs very much, especially win2PDF?. I think you should all take a look at AutoEmailPDF ? or just go to

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? now that?s a good program?

I think Craig this might be what your looking for

Cadeo101

Hi every one

I have tried the PDF printers that everyone has mention, thank you all for helping me out. I wanted to tell you all, just as a customer, that I spent my money on AutoEmailPDF. It is worth it. I love what it can do with it. It does what I needed it to; it sends an email with the attached PDF after printing to their PDF printer using my email data base exported out from outlook express in to a CVS file.

Thank you, for all your help You can get AutoEmailPDF at

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Craig

snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com No one likes spam

Good catch, Laura. Makes you wonder doesn't it.

Gary

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