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Hi people. I'm new here. Need your guidance on this.
I have both MS Word & Acrobat Standard 9 installed in my PC. My work requires me to issue correspondence letters to customers & suppliers. There are lots of word files that needs to be pdf. When I save a letter under a name, I also need to have a pdf copy. Both documents (.doc & .pdf) will be saved in the same folder.
I need a macro to do the following for me.
Once I saved the .doc, I run the macro and it will automatically save a copy under the same name in pdf in the same folder.
Appreciate all your help here & thanks in advance.
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