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The PDF add-in for Office 2007 was very usefull. Is there an add in for 2010?
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You can save a file as a PDF, just as in Office 2007 with the add-in only you don't need to install the add-in.
how can I convert an entire folder to PDF?
I've been researching endlessly for a way to save an Access 2010 report as a PDF...not Word or Excel. Please help, because there's a lawyer waiting for this info by this Monday (7/28/2015!
You mean the PDF-previeiwer?
Simply installing the latest version of Adobe Reader should work for Outlook 2010 as well.
If you are talking about the PDF toolbar; that toolbar got added by Adobe Acrobat and is not part of Outlook itself. You'll have to contact Adobe Support if you want to find out when they will release an Office/Outlook 2010 compatibility update.
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
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