PDF explained
- A PDF file is an electronic document that is printed electronically to your computer. Sounds a little complicated doesn't it - but it really isn't.
- Images or graphics included in your document will also be transferred to your PDF file.
- No changes can be made once in PDF file format because the document is protected.
- If you need to make changes just go back to your original document, amend it and then convert it to PDF again.
Example of a PDF
- When you have done the conversion you can then upload it to your hosting company so that it is available on your website.
- This is exactly how an eBook is made - it starts out as a document and then it's converted to PDF.
- That's why all eBooks have the file extension.PDF - e.g. name.PDF.
Here's how to convert a document to PDF
- First you will need what is known as PDF conversion software.
- There are several you can use - I would recommend using PrimoPDF.com - it's free to download!
- Go to Google and download PrimoPDF to your desktop now. Select the Download Free option.
- Open the document that you want to convert into PDF.
- Now go to File (top left) and select Print.
- In the first drop down menu - where it says printer name - select PrimoPDF.
- Then click Ok - this may take a few moments.
- Leave the Post Process option as Do Nothing.
- At Save As select Specific Folder from the drop down menu - then save to your desktop.
- Click on Create PDF - this may take a few moments.
- Now go to your desktop and find your new PDF file. Note the file extension .PDF.
Uploading - a quick reminder
- In case you are a little unsure about uploading your eBook - go to your FTP client (I recommend Filezilla.net, it's free!).
- You always upload to the public_html folder therefore double click on it to open it.
- Now bring up your desktop (in ftp client) and find your eBook in PDF.
- Right click on it and select upload. It will then upload to public_html.
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