You can continue adding pages to a pdf file with Acrobat to do the whole
site.
Time to study the Acrobat help files. All the info is there.
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"DB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:raOvc.44226$(E-Mail Removed)...
| Andrew,
| This sounds promising.
| However, how do you print the entire site into one PDF?
| When I go into FrontPage, I can choose the print option and print to the
| Acrobat Distiller but it only prints the single page I have open.
| I do have a full copy of Acrobat but the only part I've installed and used
| is the distiller.
| So...in other words....I don't have a problem creating a PDF file but I do
| have a problem creating a SINGLE PDF file that contains ALL of my web
pages.
| So far I can only figure out how to create a PDF with one page in it.
|
| Regarding Word....yes I can create the document in word and convert it to
a
| PDF. But now I don't have HTML. I need both. And yes, I know that in
| theory Word can somehow convert to html but....I'm already trying to do
that
| with MS Publisher and finding that some people are unable to view the web
| site that publisher creates. So I'm not very confident that Word will
create
| html that's any better (since they are both Microsoft).
|
| I feel like I'm going in circles. But thanks for the response, you've
given
| me a few more things to look at.
|
| Any other ideas out there????
|
|
| "Andrew Murray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| news:40bc4cd3$0$8095$(E-Mail Removed)...
| > If you haveAcrobat (full product):
| >
| > Create the content in word, then create PDF from word with
Acrobat....then
| upload
| > that PDF to the site and
| > provide a link.
| >
| > Note, not everyone is going to have the PDF reader, or be bothered
| downloading it
| > either.
| >
| > Second option, provide a printable html page.
| >
| > If you have Acrobat (full product), you can print to a file via the
| Acrobat
| > distlller from Frontpage (File, Print then choose 'Acrobat Distiller'
| rather than
| > your default printer), it should print to file and create the pdfs for
| you.
| >
| > If you don't have Acrobat, I'm sure there are free pdf creators around
on
| the
| > web, but I've found they often insert a link or watermark or something
| > representing the company producing the product - (which is what prompted
| me to
| > save up and get Adobe Acrobat 5.0) It is well worth it in the long run
| if you
| > can afford it.
| >
| > Also you might try the online PDF creator tool at
www.adobe.com - you
get
| a trial
| > of creating 5 documents or something and then pay a fee per document or
| even for
| > a year to create more documents. I don't know if it creates PDFs from
| html pages
| > though.
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > "DB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| > news:96Ouc.50596$(E-Mail Removed)...
| > > Using FP 2003
| > >
| > > I would like to enable users to print my entire site (which happens to
| be a
| > > newsletter).
| > > Is there any way to easily convert the site to a PDF document or
somehow
| > > create a printable version of the site?
| > >
| > > The site is organized by pages (just like a hard copy newsletter would
| be).
| > >
| > > Thanks!
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
| >
|
|
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