PDF Creation Software
A sizable portion of information products are produced in the popular PDF format. PDF (Portable Document Format) was created by Adobe Systems over 15 years ago and is a formal open standard maintained by the International Organization for Standardization. ISO 32000 continues to be developed with the goal of protecting the reliability and permanence of PDF which will continue to provide an open standard for the millions of PDF files that exist today.
Beginning at $449.00, Adobe® Acrobat® 9 Pro software is a little on the high side of what most bootstrap startups can afford. PDF Creator is not as full-featured as the Adobe product but is more than sufficient for most applications required by the budding entrepreneur working on a Muse for Lifestyle Design.
Both products offer a free trial version which I have included links for below but be forewarned, the trial version of these products is really not suitable for Muse creation for various reasons. Use the trial version for testing but spring for the full version when you create your product. It will appear more professional and so will you.
"PDF Creator is a cost effective solution over the leading PDF product, Adobe Acrobat®. PDF Creator allows you to create PDF files from documents, spreadsheets, presentations, emails, websites, and virtually any file that can be printed. PDF Creator is a virtual printer so it's automatically integrated and ready for use in all of your favorite Windows® programs. This includes all of your Business applications, Multimedia applications, Web applications, Presentation applications and the list goes on and on. If you can print it, you can turn it into a PDF document." PDFCreator.com
Adobe Software (PDF, PhotoShop, etc.)
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"Adobe revolutionizes how the world engages with ideas and information. We help our customers create and deliver compelling content and applications as well as fully realize their business potential. Together we’re turning engaging digital experiences into more valuable interactions every day — across media and devices, anywhere, anytime." Adobe.com
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