[blindlaw] PDF files

[Blaine Deutscher]

Hello everyone.  Noting the difficulties that a lot of you are having with 
PDF documents the one suggestion I can pass on is purchasing a PDF 
converter. Not sure if American's have a Staples or a office store but they 
should have one. the converter that I purchased is called nuance PDF 
(spelled faneticly so you know how it's pronounced and not sure how they 
spell it). There are two versions - one Professional which gives the ability 
to convert word documents into PDF and the other way around or the home 
edition which only allows you to convert a PDF document into word or text 
file. that is one suggestion that I can pass on. The professional version in 
Canada runs about $112. Hope this helps and if you have any further 
questions please feel free to write me off list. I can find out what a 
couple of my lawyer friends here do.

Blaine
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Craig Spencer" <craigspencer2.0 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 4:54 AM
Subject: Re: [blindlaw] PDF files


Hello everyone:
To throw something else in to the mix, has any one used successfully a PDF
portfolio file?
Apparently it is a PDF file but has multiple files contained in it.
I attended a seminar and they had available the materials on a flash drive.
There was just this one big file which is a PDF portfolio.  Using adobe 9 I
cannot access the individual documents.  I use jaws.  Not sure if there is
some technique I should be using?


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