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I had this same question awhile ago and Nicole at Tired, Need Sleep helped me out. I'll explain it as simple as I can and if you need more detail (I did) email me. I downloaded CutePDF Writer for free. Subscribe to google docs. Save your document, go to print and choose the CutePDF printer (it doesn't really print) which saves it as a pdf doc. Then go to Google docs and upload it. Choose "share with everyone", get the link, and use it in your blog. Again, let me know if you have more questions. I'm not an expert, but I'll try my best to help out. =)
ReplyDeleteWow - thanks for reminding me about Google Docs! I usually use primopdf bc it looks cleaner, I think.
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