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• How to highlight a word in pdf xchange pro#

I at least learned some good information, not only about the PDF-XChange Editor itself, but also regarding what the heck the PDF-XChange Lite Printer was for. Doh! It was then after the fact that I read some more in that link and realized it specified in there that that's exactly what would happen. The newly-created PDF doc had two watermarks at the top, prompting the user to buy the program.

How to highlight a word in pdf xchange pro#

Unfortunately, while seeing that as the Pro of this equation, I also immediately noticed the Con of this equation. I got all excited as I thought, "That's it! The smoking gun! That's the trick! The PDF-XChange Lite Printer! So THAT's what that's for." I immediately opened up an MS Word Doc and printed it to the PDF-XChange Lite Printer and sure enough. "The PDF-XChange Editor & Editor Plus includes the PDF-XChange Lite Printer, a virtual printer installed to your printers list for converting to PDF from any Windows application.". I got to reading that 4th paragraph in the link you posted: Seriously, not only were you on the right trail, plodr, you hit the nail on the head. Save the document as your last name and the first few major words of your ETD title, followed by the year.

Under 'Options,' be sure that the option 'Create bookmarks using: Headings' is checked. Select 'PDF' from the Save as drop-down list. Steps: In Word, click the 'File' tab and click 'Save As'. As Maxwell Smart would have said - Ahhh, the ole You Gotta Buy the Program trick. LaTeX documents automatically create bookmarks.