OpenOffice.org is able to open RTF files. Once loaded, you may use the
command 'file / export as PDF' to create a PDF file that should be
printable by any method that accepts Adobe PDF.
tc
Pan-African Books wrote:
Thank you very much for your response.
Exactly what do you mean when you say "it will export in PDF format"?
Will it convert the .rtf files I have into PDF? And are these PDF
files compatible with the printers of Lightning Source, the POD
printing company? Lightning Source says they accept Adobe PDF files.
Regards.
Derek
Anthony Chilco wrote:
Hi Derek,
OOo doesn't have adobe acrobat, but it will export in PDF format.
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Pan-African Books wrote:
I have never used Open Office and would like to know if it has Adobe
Acrobat for creating PDf files.
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Derek Palmer
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