Converting files to .pdf format

IF you send booking agreements and information in Microsoft Word can you be completely sure that people are able to read it at the other end?

Not everyone likes Microsoft products for a start and they may just not have the software on their computer, but files in a .pdf format, which open in Adobe Acrobat Reader, may be the answer.

The Reader is found on most computers so it is a good idea to send documents in this format, however the Adobe software that converts your original file into the .pdf format is expensive.

But on the Neevia Technology website you can convert Word documents, and other types of files, into .pdf files that Acrobat can open, for free.

It is a very simple process, just upload your document, fill in your email address so that you can receive a link allowing you to download your document once the conversion is done and that’s it.

There are no extra words advertising the Neevia website added to your document, it comes out exactly as it went in.

Then you can upload it to your website so that people can click on a link and read it within their web browser.

Or attach the .pdf file to an email, safe in the knowledge that people can open it.