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Thanks to you both we will try Scribus &amp;&nbsp;Adobe Acrobat and let you both know.
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Thanks to you both we will try Scribus & Adobe Acrobat and let you both know.

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There is no alternative to the Adobe product.
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There is no alternative to the Adobe product.

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Hi<br />
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I have a Friend who wants to create a PDF from a Word document. In the doc the Drop-down Menus are working. When we save it as PDF or print it with PDF creator we loose the Drop-down Menus.<br />
How can we create it with Drop-down Menus and buttons? Any free Tools?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi

I have a Friend who wants to create a PDF from a Word document. In the doc the Drop-down Menus are working. When we save it as PDF or print it with PDF creator we loose the Drop-down Menus.
How can we create it with Drop-down Menus and buttons? Any free Tools?

Thanks


Create a PDF with Drop-down Menus in Word 2007

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