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Places to upload PDF documents?
- Thread starter Patman
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FlagDUDE08
Banned
Re: Places to upload PDF documents?
Google Drive. Just be sure to set it as read-only for everyone else.
Google Drive. Just be sure to set it as read-only for everyone else.
Downstate_RIT_Fan
New member
Re: Places to upload PDF documents?
Seems to work, I was able to open your pdf, and was able to save a copy to my local drive. It's a 2 page pdf.
Seems to work, I was able to open your pdf, and was able to save a copy to my local drive. It's a 2 page pdf.
Re: Places to upload PDF documents?
I could open youir document just fine. A suggestion if you don't mind....you might consider changing your font to make the document easier to read on line. Not sure if you printed direct to PDF or if you printed to paper and then scanned the paper, but any kind of non-serif font would be easier to read on-line than whatever font you used.
I could open youir document just fine. A suggestion if you don't mind....you might consider changing your font to make the document easier to read on line. Not sure if you printed direct to PDF or if you printed to paper and then scanned the paper, but any kind of non-serif font would be easier to read on-line than whatever font you used.
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Places to upload PDF documents?
Compiled to PDF via latex... it renders like total **** in the Google environ, I'll admit. The format I'm using is one of the standard set ups.
Compiled to PDF via latex... it renders like total **** in the Google environ, I'll admit. The format I'm using is one of the standard set ups.
Re: Places to upload PDF documents?
If it does give you a choice of font, you might try arial or calibri and see how that looks. just a thought. we used to use garamond but it looked so bad on webcasts we switched.
If it does give you a choice of font, you might try arial or calibri and see how that looks. just a thought. we used to use garamond but it looked so bad on webcasts we switched.