pdf manual need to shrink ?
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if the document is not copy protected, then you can mark the text and copy and paste it into Word (as an example); the fully free Acrobat Reader is enough for this;
if the document is protected against text copying, then even the full Acrobat (Writer) won't help you, because 128 bit encryption with password is standard for it;
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if the document is protected against text copying, then even the full Acrobat (Writer) won't help you, because 128 bit encryption with password is standard for it;
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Here is a free PDF printer driver for Windows:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/
Combining it with Acrobat Reader you should be able to resize your PDF's rather easily.
The other sensible free solution is OpenOffice 1.1.2, which can output natively to .swf or .pdf, but the input cannot be .pdf, just .eps- so you should have either a postcript enabled printer @ your system (your Hewlett Crapard isn't one), or make a "fake" .eps image, which might not work very well.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/
Combining it with Acrobat Reader you should be able to resize your PDF's rather easily.
The other sensible free solution is OpenOffice 1.1.2, which can output natively to .swf or .pdf, but the input cannot be .pdf, just .eps- so you should have either a postcript enabled printer @ your system (your Hewlett Crapard isn't one), or make a "fake" .eps image, which might not work very well.
To shrink the printing (multiple pages to one), I thought of this http://www.fineprint.com/products/fineprint/index.html - but it's hellish expensive!