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How to view, manage and create PDF on Mac OS X
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5 Dec 2006Did you know that in order to create, view and manage pdf files on your mac you do not need to download an extra application? In fact you don’t even need Adobe Reader.
The application called Preview handles it all for you. Preview actually goes beyond just PDFs. It is your application of choice to view any kind of graphic on mac. Preview allows your to view any picture format, PDFs, Faxes etc…
This is how you can quickly create a pdf on your mac:
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When you have any document open, whether it be a web page, a picture, a word document, or anything that is printable, all you need to do is as follows:
– Go to File>Print or press COMMAND+P
– From the print window select save as a PDF
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L. ren
February 2nd, 2010 at 2:35 am
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