PDF Reader for Windows 7 Ultimate

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I am looking for a reliable web site to download PDF reader. Or at least to print out in PDF.

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Keith

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anonymous wrote:

I am looking for a reliable web site to download PDF reader. Or at least to print out in PDF.

Thanks.

Keith

I use Portable Sumatra PDF.

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I believe the question was not WHICH software, but WHERE is safe to access it…

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Elly

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anonymous wrote:

I am looking for a reliable web site to download PDF reader. Or at least to print out in PDF.

Thanks.

Keith

There is a free software this acting as PDF printer  (PDFCreator ) PDF Creator Ver 1.4.2

I am using it for more than five years.

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PDF Creator is an excellent program for creating PDF files from any program that can print. It acts as a printer. The same is true for BullZip PDF printer. You just print your whatever and send it to either of the printers installed by these two programs and out comes your PDF, which can be edited by any competent PDF editor, including ADOBE Reader.

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Possible links for reliable downloads:

OlderGeeks

MajorGeeks

pdf24

Sumatra

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Another good PDF creator is Bullzip PDF printer. It will create a PDF file from any program you can print from….it installs like a printer.

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SueW

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Keith wrote:
I am looking for a reliable web site to download PDF reader. Or at least to print out in PDF.

Hello Keith.

I’m not completely sure I understand the specific information you’re seeking; that being said, off we go…

First, don’t mean to offend, but are you sure that you actually need a pdf reader? These days most modern web browsers – including Firefox and Chromium-based browsers (Chrome/Edge/Vivaldi/etc.) – are quite capable of serving as pdf readers.

However, if you do decide that you want to install a separate pdf reader, the following links should provide you with a variety of safe options:

https://pdfreaders.org/

https://www.gonitro.com/pdf-reader

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

https://get.adobe.com/reader/

Hope this helps.

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1. Look at reviews – for example, TechRadar’s Best free PDF reader of 2020.
2. Decide on a product.
3. Download from the product’s own main website.

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Have you considered Open Office? Imports Word files. Has a competent word processor. Creates and prints text files; exports text files as .pdf ,and it’s free. I’ve used it for years, never had a problem

Rhino

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