Can anyone volunteer to convert Word to pdf please

[TUS 373]

As the title.

I need to submit my MBA Management Report to the printers next week for binding. Their preferred file format is pdf rather than MS Word, but I don't have the necessary Adobe conversion software.

Can anyone please volunteer to convert this for me on a quick turnaround basis - probably Tuseday morning? It probably need to be someone with broadband due to the file size creeping up.

Due to the nature of the work, I will probably have a tight window to work with for finishing it and then sending it off.

If anyone can help, I would be very grateful,
TIA

Bryan

[Mrs Fish]

I can have a go at it now for you, if you email it to me at [e-mail]

[Big_M]

I have broadband and adobe writer - when do you estimate having the document completed - I will be back to work next week and can only do it at home

[Mrs Fish]

Ooops, just read the last of the post, but yeah could probably still do it. Any chance of emailing what you have done so far, so I can test that I can do it for you?

Edited to add, just testing now, can't seem to find how to do it

>> Edited by Mrs Fish on Friday 17th September 14:18

[hut49]

Happy to help too if necessary..just let me know

[Podie]

Can also help if required...

[CraigAlsop]

For future reference, you might want to looks at OpenOffice, which is free & can convert Word to pdf

[TUS 373]

Thanks everyone. The PistonHeads massif - you're all wonderful people. I'll get a draft going then starting going down the list!

Thanks
Bryan

[Podie]

or look for PDF995...

[pdV6]

You could try installing the PDF995 printer driver (www.pdf995.com/) - it gives you a virtual printer that you can select from pretty much any application and the "print" is actually a PDF document.

Give it a go - its free!

{edit:} D'oh! Beaten to it...

>> Edited by pdV6 on Friday 17th September 14:56

[arcturus]

Full up Acrobat 6 Pro at your service here if you need it.

[ATG]

CraigAlsop said:

For future reference, you might want to looks at OpenOffice, which is free & can convert Word to pdf

I've been playing with OpenOffice for a couple of weeks and I am bloody impressed. Used to think Excel was Msfts killer app ... no longer true.