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PDF files are becoming ever more useful for lawyers for dealing with government forms on the Web, sending a contract as an e-mail attachment, creating electronic court filings or archiving old documents. Although it is possible to read a PDF file with Acrobat Reader, to create a PDF file you need Acrobat itself or some third-party alternative. Barry Bayer looks at the best options.
July 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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