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A real quick way to convert most file types to .PDF is to use the website http://www.pdfonline.com. You simply choose the file type that you are converting from, select the file that you want to convert, choose a new file name with .pdf, and enter your e-mail. They will convert the file and e-mail it to you within a minute or so of the request.

Another option is to download a freeware program and install it on your machine. Some popular applications include:
CutePDF
PrimoPDF
GoToPDF
PDF Creator (a handout for this is located here)
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