Using eFax to Convert Documents Into PDFs
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I got a great tip the other day from a client on how she uses eFax to convert her documents into PDFs. If you have eFax, you can do the same thing.
While I have Adobe Acrobat, it’s a very expensive software for a lot of smaller companies to buy just so they can convert documents into PDFs. If you have eFax, simply use the service to fax any document you want converted into a PDF to yourself. When it comes back to you, eFax automatically converts the document into a PDF.
Just save it to your files. Done.
For those of you who don’t know about eFax, I use it and a lot of freelancers and small businesses I know of use it to. It eliminates the need for a fax machine.
eFax will give you a phone number for you to give as your fax number. If someone faxes a document to you, the document shows up as a PDF. Simply store it or print it or both.
If you want to fax someone a document, you simply pull up the software, attach the document, and send it to the recipient’s fax number. Or if you have a hard copy you need to send to them, simply scan it (you do need a scanner for this but they’re a darn site cheaper than fax machines, don’t require a phone line and come with all three or four-in-one printers), save the scan, and then send it with eFax.
For more on eFax, follow this link…
This tip was courtesy of Shawn Strathe, a realtor who specializes in finding homes for dog-lovers, runners and triathletes. Because she’s a member of all three groups, she understands what’s important to you because the same things are important to her.
Originally posted 2009-07-02 19:06:10. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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