[pct-l] RE downloadable format for AZT data book

[Brian Klotz]

Adam,
    I would suggest creating a PDF file of your AZT book.  There are a 
number of free PDF "Printers" out there which act like normal paper 
printers, but which turn your file into a PDF instead.  PDFs can be read 
anywhere these days.  Here is a free PDF printer that I have been using 
for some time and have had success with:

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

Brian "Jollies" Klotz


Adam Bradley wrote:
> Hello,
>   I have made a AZT data book that I would like to
> make available to the public in a free downloadable
> format.  I don't have the technical expertise to turn
> my excel spreadsheets into a format so folks can
> download it from a website.  So I need two things.  I
> need it to be made available on a site for free and I
> need it made into a downloadable format.  If you have
> a interest in helping with this I would appreciate it.
>
> Tonto de Abril where are you?
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
>
>
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