PDF stands for Portable Document Format. The PDF was an attempt by Adobe to make a "standard" document format that could be read by all computers. The idea was sound but caused confusion, as you needed Adobe's software and plugins to even just look at the file.
The PDF is still widely used today, especially on the internet and since Word 2007 went on sale, as it now includes an "Export as PDF" option.
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By far the best way is to buy Adobe Acrobat is from the Adobe website or from your local computer store. After you have installed it you can "ask" the software to convert your file from a word file to a pdf file. The second option if you are wanting to convert a single file, would be to go to the Adobe website which has a free online conversion tool available, however registration is required to use this tool. There are also other pdf writers available. Think of a PDF as an image file that has been printed from a document file. To "print" a PDF you need to install a PDF "printer" on your computer. Once that is done, you should be able to select the PDF writer as the printer and "print" your PDF, which is really just generating an image file.
To open a .pdf file you will need to install the free Adobe Reader from the Adobe website.
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Download a free version of Adobe Reader. Install it and the .pdf file extension is automatically associated with that program and it will open the PDF.
All the .somethingortheother things like .jpeg or .pdf. It basically tells you what type of file it is.
which file extension is mos likely to contain malicious codes, .doc,. bat, pdf,.jpg?
Adobe Reader was created so users can view, print and collaborate on PDF files or file extensions.
It's simply telling you that any programs that use that particular file will no longer be able to find it. Changing the file name is usually harmless, but changing the file extension (.pdf) will mean that your PDF reader won't load the file when you double click it. Generally you should leave file extensions unchanged since it gives a hint to the operating system which type of file it is.
No, folders usually do not have file extensions, but they could have if you like. Usually only files have extensions, to indicate the contents of the file.
I'm no expert but some of my statements are saved / downloaded as .zo or .do file extensions. I change the .zo or .do to .pdf and that seems to work.
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which format file you want to save as pdf file Try some converter such as office to pdf converter not need adobe
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Technically no, but by default windows hides the file extensions that are known by the computer. A file that may really be an exe could be file.pdf.exe, so the ".exe" will be hidden, tricking you into believing that it is a pdf.
.ppt and Microsoft PowerPoint..xls and Microsoft Excel..pdf and Adobe Reader
There are no set file extensions for an ASCII text file, however one that is commonly used is .txt