CHM To PDF Converter - Convert Compiled help Files to PDF Format
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most complete solution for converting from CHM to PDF or graphical files. The
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into PDF format is not any more complicated than printing on a desktop printer.
Convert CHM to PDF:
In 1997, the company Microsoft released its first version of the Microsoft
Compiled HTML Help (CHM) format. From the very beginning, CHM was presented as a
universal format for electronic contextual help files, bundled with program
software.
At the present time, the CHM format has become widespread and used not only for
the development of documentation, but also for the publication electronic books.
Support for the CHM format is present in all modern versions of Microsoft
Windows. However, different operating systems do not have the ability to view
this format.
Converting documents from CHM to PDF gives you the ability to share books,
technical documentation and manuals you have in CHM format for people who prefer
reading texts on PDAs or smartphones and who have Macintoshes or computers
running Linux.
How to Convert CHM to PDF?
1. Download and install VeryPDF Document Converter (docPrint
Pro) software onto your computer.
2. Double click the CHM file to open it in Microsoft HTML Help Viewer.
3. Right click the document and select "Print..." in the popup-menu:
4. In the Print window select "docPrint" Printer and press "Print" button to
start converting from CHM to PDF,
5. You will see a docPrint Preview window on desktop, you can add comments or
add watermarks or set n-up options in docPrint Preview window, after that, you
can click "Create Adobe PDF, Postscript, EPS files" button on toolbar to create
a PDF or Postscript or EPS file,
6. The converted PDF document will then be opened in Adobe Acrobat or another
viewer associated with PDF files on your computer.
How to convert "selected heading and all subtopics" in
CHM file to PDF file at one time?
1. Download and install VeryPDF Document Converter (docPrint
Pro) software onto your computer.
2. Double click the CHM file to open it in Microsoft HTML Help Viewer.
3. Right click top topic in the left tree view and select "Print..." in the
popup-menu:
4. In the popup dialog, choose "Print the selected heading and all subtopics"
item,
5. In the Print window select "docPrint PDF Driver" Printer and press "Print"
button to start converting from CHM to PDF,
6. In the Save As dialog, please choose "Acrobat PDF File (*.pdf)" format, input
output filename, click "Save" button,
7. The converted PDF document will then be opened in Adobe Acrobat or another
viewer associated with PDF files on your computer.
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