Скачать или смотреть How to Save as PDF in Microsoft Word Without Adobe Acrobat

Microsoft's latest scam is the "Save this document to convert to a PDF" message in Microsoft Word. When you click the "Save as Adobe Acrobat PDF" option, it prompts you with, "You can create one PDF every 30 days on a rolling basis. For unlimited access to create, export, and edit tools, try Adobe Acrobat."

This can be confusing, especially if you're just trying to save your document as a PDF without using Acrobat. But there’s a simple workaround.

Instead of using the Adobe Acrobat option, you can use Word's built-in PDF saving feature. Just go to File. Save As, select a location for your file, and give it a name. Then, in the "Save as type" dropdown menu, select "PDF." This avoids the Adobe prompt and lets you save your document directly as a PDF without any additional software or subscriptions.

This method is fast, easy, and completely free. Whether you're working on a report, assignment, or other document, this will let you save it as a PDF without any hassle.