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vorpalbunny Does anyone use MS Publisher? 09-07-2007,
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jmarcv Publisher.
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rlhanson Vorpalbunny -
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rlhanson John-Marc,
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Does anyone use MS Publisher?
Hi,
I have a chance to get MS Publisher 2007 at a greatly reduced cost, but someone whose expertise is very much appreciated (hi, rlhanson!
) told me that it adds a lot of excess coding. That's not a good thing when it comes to creating ebooks (which is primarily what I wanted it for.) It also seemed pretty cool that Publisher can be used to design web sites too - though not if it adds a lot of unwanted code, and in any case I'm trying to learn HTML.
Can anyone suggest a less cluttered way of converting .doc, .txt, or .rtf files to PDF without the expense of Acrobat?
Thanks in advance,
vb
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