PDF is a file format developed by Adobe to provide cross platform readability and document independence. The beauty of the PDF file is, it can be created from any application on any system and sent to other computers and still retain it's formatting, fonts and "look". For printers this means what you see on your screen in PDF should be what we see when printing your book.

This tutorial walks you through the creation of a PDF from any application in Windows by using the free PDF maker from PDF995.com

Step 1.
Download the PDF995 print driver by clicking here >>
Select "OPEN" when prompted by the download screen. Once it completes, click "no" or "cancel" to any messages about downloading other components

Step 2.
Download the PDF995 conversion tool by clicking here >>
Select "OPEN" when prompted by the download screen. PDF995 will install itself as a printer on your system. Click "no" or "cancel" to any messages about downloading other components

Step 3.
Open your document and select "Print". In the printer name window select the newly installed PDF995. If you want to change page size you can do that under the advanced tab. If not just leave it on the default 8.5x11 page. Click "OK" or "continue" to print the document. When prompted choose a location and name for the resulting PDF file. PDF995 will display a web page with advertising, this is the small price you pay for their "free" application.

Step 4.
It's always a good idea to carefully go through the PDF and check it for errors. If all is well you can upload that file to us. Simple!