I have had a hell of a time getting things converted over so I am wanting to ask about these. Any insight would be great before I throw my computer...
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Should I Buy Adobe Acrobat or Creative Suite 6?
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What are you trying to do with it? What do you mean by "converted"?
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The BRM that the post office sent me in PDF format. I can't get it into my Microsoft publisher laid out onto the postcard. Any format I use to put into Publisher makes me need to resize and when that happens it distorts the barcode.
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I am trying to print up my direct mail pieces, design them myself, etc.
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I am trying to print up my direct mail pieces, design them myself, etc.
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Don't need to buy either out right for now. Download the Trial Versions for a Free 30 Days or get into the Cloud Version which is a pay as you go...Either options can help you test the waters.
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tomlarson_enhance
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You definitely do not need Adobe Acrobat. If anything, you'll want Adobe Reader to view the PDF files, but that should be free. As mentioned above, Adobe Illustrator would be a better choice, or even InDesign. If your computer comes with Publisher, I would just work with the original Publisher files and then you won't be shelling out any additional cash. But the trials are certainly fun to work with!
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Downloaded the trial going to check it out. I like the pay as you go feature too.
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Always look for free downloads of the things you want first before paying for them! This has always worked for me, of course, I always scan files for viruses and check the certificates first before downloading but I haven't had any issues yet (knock on wood). So, that being said, here is a website with a free adobe illustrator download: Download Adobe Illustrator free and a website with several other alternatives, most being free: 10 Best Alternatives To Adobe Illustrator | Onextrapixel - Web Design & Development Online Magazine
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
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So I worked on inDesign today and liked it. I will try to use illustrator. Anyone doing their own flyers, brochures, documents using Illustrator?
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Get Nitro PDF... its the best!!! You can put your signatures on anything and also type on anything. I never have to print out any applications.
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