In order to view a PDF file, you need a PDF reader (theoretically you could use Solid Converter PDF to Word to convert it to DOC and view it, but this is not needed if you just need to view the document and not edit it).
Most customers we work with are using the free Adobe Reader, but we've heard a great deal about some alternate readers out there. The two most commonly mentioned alternatives are Foxit Reader and Sumatra PDF.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Comparing Adobe Reader to Foxit Reader and Sumatra PDF
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Optimizing Your Conversion Output Using Solid Converter PDF
When it comes to PDF conversions, one size does not fit all. Converting a 100-page long document that you want to revise extensively is different from converting a two-page form. Solid Converter PDF to Word provides numerous conversion output choices that help you get the results you need.
Why Should You Care?
Friday, October 5, 2007
Converting Faxes and Scanned Images to DOC using MODI
Need to extract text from a scanned document? Chances are that doing this is a lot easier than you think, and you may even have the software to do it already. In this post we explore how to use Microsoft® Office Document Imaging (This comes with Office 2003 and 2007).
Friday, September 28, 2007
Using Google Maps and Solid Capture to Create Directions
Google Maps is a powerful tool for getting directions. You can map out a route, change it as needed and quickly print it out for the road. In addition, you can also use it to e-mail directions to your friends and colleagues.
You can also use Solid Capture in conjunction with Google Maps to capture all or part of a route for use in a document or an e-mail.
Using Google Maps and Solid Capture to Create Directions
Google Maps is a powerful tool for getting directions. You can map out a route, change it as needed and quickly print it out for the road. In addition, you can also use it to e-mail directions to your friends and colleagues.
You can also use Solid Capture in conjunction with Google Maps to capture all or part of a route for use in a document or an e-mail.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Pasting Unformatted Text in Microsoft Word
The clipboard in Microsoft Word is very powerful. It has the ability to copy and paste most of the formatting from other Microsoft Office applications, as well as much of the formatting from a website.
This isn't always what you want, however. Sometimes you simply want the text without any extra colors, fonts or other features.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Copying Formatting in Word using the Format Painter
One of our favorite tools (besides PDF to Word, of course) is the Format Painter in Microsoft Word. Although this feature is fairly well known, it deserves mentioning again due to just how much time you can save with it.
Basically, you use the tool to copy all of the formatting from one selection of text to another. This is usually much faster than going through several menus to apply different formatting options to a section of text. Even when it isn't that much faster, it's nice to let Microsoft Word do the hard work for you.
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