@xlrotor: "I want to create documents with Word for the purpose of creating PDF files. Where can I learn about all the Word formatting methods and other special techniques that Distiller or PDFMaker will convert to something special in the PDF file.
What I'm looking for is an online tutorial or some other document that explains the in's and out's of using Word to creat PDF files.
Thanks,
Brian Murphy
Austin, Texas"
    @Dorian_Grey: "There isn't much to know about this really. Create the Word document as you want it to appear to however sees it and then print to PDF which will maintain the appearance of the document.
PDFMaker will maintain certain elements in the PDF - such as hyperlinks, bookmarks, linked text boxes and the like.
The best way to get to grips with this would be to download the Acrobat 6 Professional tryout version from the Adobe.com website, read the help file and get your hands dirty."
    @jwalter8: "I'm having an issue in which the MS Word text, callout boxes move and/or change size when converted to PDF. Does anyone have any tips to resolve this problem?"
    @none: "This is just Word reflowing text because you have changed the "printer".
Change your printer to Adobe pdf prior to creating the pdf and you will then see the re-flow before creating the pdf.
HTH
Arthur"
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