How to convert a Pagemaker file to a pdf file?

Tools used: Pagemaker and Distiller

Install Adobe distilled your computer. Adobe Distiller is a localized part of the standard installation of Pagemaker, allowing users to convert Pagemaker documents to PDF files. You can also install custom Distiller from PageMaker CD or as an add-on downloaded from the Adobe website Once you confirm your purchase of Pagemaker. Once installed, run Distiller along with pagemaker and you can create PDF files within Pagemaker interface.

Export PageMaker file to PDF file
Open a file in PageMaker and then select the "File," -> "Export" ->"Adobe PDF". A pop-up window will open. May you customize the PDF settings based on the options in this window. These settings will vary based on your version of the pagemaker and specifications of your system, but possibilities include HTML and security. Once completed, select "Export". And there is a new pop-up window open prompting you to enter a new file name and location for the PDF. Enter them and click "OK". The new PDF file will open in Adobe Reader.

Notes on Exporting
PageMaker file must be exported again if you make any changes to the document. You can choose to re-save the PDF file or create a new one.

How to convert a .pdc to a .pdf?

Steps:

1) Download LockLizard
Download the latest version of the LockLizard. It is a free program that converts PDC documents to PDF documents. It is available directly from LockLizard.com or from the Download Center at Cnet.com. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen after installation to prepare LockLizard.

2) Open a document
Click "File" menu after opening LockLizard, and select "Open." Locate the file .PDC that you want to convert. Click "open", and the file will appear. Enter the password that was created for the document if prompted.

3) Convert to PDF
Click "File", then choose "Unlock" once on the file. PDC opened. You may be asked to enter your password again. Wait for the program to open the file, and save it as a PDF file regular.

Internet Explorer does not open web pages

Internet Explorer does not open web pages.

Problem:
All the browsers on the system can access internet web pages except Internet Explorer.
This issue can be on IE8 or IE9.

Solution:
A quick resultion for this issue is as follows:

Steps:
Open IE
Goto Tools Menu > Internet Options > Advanced Tab > Restore adanced settings and Reset in Reset Internet Explorer settings section.
Now Restart your Internet Explorer and try to access web pages. It must work now.

Cloud Storage Price Comparison

Below is a comparison of different Cloud Storage Services and their prices. This compares the main services like Microsoft SkyDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box and Apple iCloud.  It compares both free and paid costs.

Service	Free storage	Cost for 25GB	Cost for 50GB
Apple iCloud	5GB	$3.33	$8.33
Box	5GB	$9.99	$19.99
Dropbox	2GB		$9.99
Google Drive	5GB	$2.49	$4.99 (100GB)
Microsoft SkyDrive	7GB	$0.83 (27GB)	$2.08 (52GB)

Cloud Storage Platform Support Comparison

Below is a comparison of different Cloud Storage Services on different Platforms. This compares the main services like Microsoft SkyDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box and Apple iCloud.  It compares different platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone and web.

	Web	Android	Black berry	iOS	Linux	Mac	Windows	Windows Phone
Apple iCloud	✓	X	X	✓	X	✓	Limited	X
Box	✓	✓	✓	✓	X	✓	✓	X
Dropbox	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	X
Google Drive	✓	✓	X	✓	X	✓	✓	X
Microsoft SkyDrive	✓	X	X	✓	X	✓	✓	✓

Google Drive - Review - Cloud Storage

Google Drive has made entry into the cloud storage service prepared to compete with Dropbox, Skydrive, Sugar Sync, Box and other online/cloud storage services. It is a replacement for Google docs. Yes its a replacement, so for many of you who already have been using Google Docs, its an extended version of Google Docs. The service lets you store your files online and access it from anywhere and everywhere you are. You can access it from your computer or phone or tablet.

Dropbox - Cloud Storage Review

Dropbox has been the favorite for many. The reasons are obvious. Simplisity and usability. You save a file to your folder and voila.. its accessible from around the globe and its there as part of your folder structure on any machines that has your Dropbox account configured.  Moreover its naturality is something that pulls any users into it in no time. You don't use a separate client software to manage your dropbox files. Its part of your windows or mac folder structure and the small indicators on the corner of the folder icon is pretty handy to know the state of the sync. Also it has got client softwares on all popular platforms. PC/MAC/iOS/Android. Hopefully we can expect a client for windows mobile soon. Apple iCloud is also worth mentioning, but the drawback is the platform dependancy. Its only supported on Mac and iOS and the features are less as the purpose is kind of specific. Dropbox are the ones who showed the others how to do it.