How to Convert PDF files into Palm Format
Do you have a Palm PDA? Do you use it to read books? If you do then you need to know how to read PDF documents on it. Since the PDF format is the most popular one, you will expand your electronic library. The best part is that it is free, and easy.
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Instructions
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Make sure you have plenty of memory on the device. My vintage Palm M500 only has 8 megs. But, if I leave 2 megs free I can load virtually any PDF doc that is primarily text.
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Go to the link in the resource box. It will take you to the Adobe page so you can download the Adobe reader for Palm OS. The instructions given are simple to follow. You will install it first to your PC. Then you will install it to your Palm Device. From that point on you can drag and drop files onto the PC Adobe for Palm application. Then Hotsync the machine.
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The Adobe reader will convert the file so that you can read it on your device.
Remember that eBooks save trees while imparting knowledge. Happy Reading.
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Tips & Warnings
This is almost a must have if you use your palm for business reading.
Adobe Reader takes two megs of memory all by itself.
Resources
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Comments
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Terri Brisbane
Mar 07, 2009
ok now how can you convert to a word document? 5* -
Ruby Kay
Feb 26, 2009
I don't have a palm, but this looks like good advice for people who do.
