Thursday, January 28, 2010

Saving PDF files as HTML files

Acrobat 6 now enables you to save your PDF files in the HTML (HyperText Markup Language) file format, in essence turning them into Web pages. In Acrobat 5, you needed to download and install an Acrobat plug-in to have this functionality. Right out of the box, Acrobat 6 lets you choose between saving your PDF document in various versions of the HTML file format and in the newer XML (Extensible Markup Language) file format, which is used by many Web sites to improve Web page layout and interactivity. To save a PDF document in a Web format, choose File➪Save As, and in the Save As dialog box, click the Save As Type drop-down list to select an HTML or XML file format to convert your PDF document to, enter a name for your new file in the File Name text box, choose a drive and folder location for your saved file in the Save In drop-down list, and click the Save button.

2 comments:

Copy Protection Software said...

Some of the files on this website are saved as adobe PDF and HTML files. These are portable, as virtually any computer can read and print PDF format. Thanks a lot...

wisdom said...

Yes, we can print it.