Converting Microsoft Word Documents To Adobe PDF Format

One of the questions I’m often asked is how to create an ebook. If you’re doing business online, your online business blueprint should include an information product or two. My favorite type of information product is an eBook (though I am becoming quite the fan of these little video tutorials!).

Creating an eBook doesn’t have to be expensive. While there are great eBook compilers that will encode and digitally protect your eBook content, I honestly believe that the best thing that can happen to your eBook is that it does get passed on to others.  As long as you create some systems or processes that will somehow capture that unknown lead, I’d say that you’d be safe to develop and eBook in the popular Adobe Acrobat format.

The following video will walk you, step-by-step, through the steps you need to complete in order to convert your word document to Adobe PDF.

Of course, if you don’t have Adobe Acrobat Writer, you can contact me and I will convert your PDF for you.

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