Multiple Page PDF Conversion Using Only Microsoft Word

December 22, 2022

This video will show you how to create a multiple page document into a PDF using Microsoft Word 2010….(read more)

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18 thoughts on “Multiple Page PDF Conversion Using Only Microsoft Word”

When i insert multiple pages like you, they overlap and doesn’t go to another page unless i do wrap text to each image. Am i going wrong anywhere in this?

what you have inserted are images ?? right ?how to insert doc.??

Thank you!! This helped me so much!! I had forgotten how to.do this.❤

THANK YOU SO MUCH HELPFULL VIDEO

thanks bro it helps me a lot

thanks for Informing

thanks very much

Thank You Louie, you made it look Easy, and it worked for me. And I'm really not a Computer Guy; but your Tutorial was Great and easy to follow; keep up the Good work. You, Youtube, and Mr/Mrs Google are our Hero's. All we have to do is ASK, and you always come through. Thanks again.

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Wrong

sorry but misleading

This is redicoulus…

I have the 2003 Word version & couldn't get it to work. I tried for about an hour using your method & finally gave up. But what's really messed up is I changed the page layout and I forgot to write down what my original settings were.

That's not a multipage PDF conversion. You're inserting a number of PNG files from the file dialogue!

That doesn't work with Word 2003, but what does work is, after your document is ready to convert to pdf, select FilePrint and next to the box for Printer Name click on the down arrow. That will reveal a list of printers you can choose, one of which is called Microsoft Print to PDF. Select that one and then click OK. A box will open that gives you the chance to select a folder on your hard drive where you want the converted document to go, as well as a box where you can name the file. After doing that, on the same screen click Save. Your document will be saved as a pdf to the folder you selected. Just remember that Print to PDF will remain as the default printer until you change it, so the next time you go to print to a physical printer, you need to change the Printer Name back to the printer you want. Otherwise you may wonder why, although you are sending documents to the printer, nothing is coming out!