Summary:
novaPDF is a PDF converter that allows creating PDF files from any Windows application that supports printing. This tutorial shows some examples on how to convert to PDF from various popular Windows applications, as well as describing the general method for converting documents to PDF. On this page:
Convert to PDF WordPad documents (rtf to PDF) Convert to PDF Notepad text files (txt to PDF) Convert to PDF from other Windows applications that support printing Details: novaPDF installs itself as a virtual printer driver so there is no exe file to run in order to convert to a PDF file. To create PDF files you just have to print your documents to the novaPDF Printer, like you would print to a normal printer, and the PDF will be created and saved to the designated location (or you will be prompted to enter a location where the PDF should be saved). Convert to PDF WordPad documents (rtf to PDF)To create PDF files from Microsoft WordPad documents (rtf to pdf):
![]() Convert to PDF Notepad text files (txt to PDF)To create a PDF from a Notepad file (txt to pdf):
![]() Convert to PDF from other Windows applications that support printingSince novaPDF is installed as a virtual printer, the process of creating PDF files from a document is similar to that of printing the document. Only difference is that instead of the normal printer, you will have to select novaPDF Printer. Once a location where to save the PDF is set, novaPDF starts converting the file and will display the PDF after is created (this can be changed in novaPDF’s Properties though). These are the steps for creating a PDF from any application that supports printing:
Starting with version 6, novaPDF now includes a PDF merging (combining) option, so it's easier to add content to an existing PDF file. This way you can print a document to PDF, and after that print other documents (from the same or other programs) to the same pdf (before, after or as background/foreground for the existing PDF). You can read more about the PDF merging/combining/overlaying option here: Merge PDF files with novaPDF You can watch below a video tutorial on how to convert to PDF from Word, Wordpad and Notepad using novaPDF (if the video plays in poor quality, see this article on how to play videos in high quality): This tutorial explains how to convert to PDF from Microsoft Wordpad (rtf to PDF), from Notepad (txt to PDF) as well as a general description on how to convert to PDF from other applications. If you have any suggestions for improvement leave a comment or rate the article. Applies to:
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06 Jan, 2010
| Claudiu
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Phil, that is true, using overlay you can put a pdf on top of another one, but in your case you want a portion of the pdf to be overlayed only. This is not possible. One solution would be to have that address block as an image, and then use the Watermark function to place that image on top of the section of the pdf you want to have changed. |
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08 Dec, 2009
| Phil Myers
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I have a need to replace a mail address block on certain pages of a pdf with an address block contained in another pdf - (I guess this would be overlay). Is this possible with your product? Thanks so much. |
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05 Dec, 2009
| eigia kristian
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MY WORD DOC is OLD TYPE NOT WMS WORD XP BUT word doc 97 How CAN I to convert word to PDF . BECAUSE IN THE MENU PRINT I CAN'T TO CHANGE THE NAME TO DoPDF and Change the Name because the Name BOX can't change the name. Thanks very much |
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