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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Wednesday, 03 October 2007
We, Oct 3, 2007Creating PDFs
Here's a tip that I just emailed one customer, Kersey Primary in Suffolk. She wants to create a PDF of her school brochure which is a Word doc.
I'm not sure with Word, I don't have it, I believe there may be an export function to export as a pdf.
Regardless, this is the other way, the way that I use, and have used for years. You need to download this PrimoPDF
Once installed, it will add another printer to your list. Then, you just print your brochure, to that printer. Of course it won't actually print, but it will save it, in the primopdf folder as a pdf. Simple. You can use it in every application, too. Cool :-)
I'm not sure with Word, I don't have it, I believe there may be an export function to export as a pdf.
Regardless, this is the other way, the way that I use, and have used for years. You need to download this PrimoPDF
Once installed, it will add another printer to your list. Then, you just print your brochure, to that printer. Of course it won't actually print, but it will save it, in the primopdf folder as a pdf. Simple. You can use it in every application, too. Cool :-)
Yeuch
Children find Jamie Oliver's school food hard to swallow, say inspectors: "Schools which have marketed their menus have done much better."
What's changed? In primary I used to come home for lunch. In secondary, I loved the school dinners. Though I remember having lots of seconds when it was cheese pie day, which I though was scrummy, though not every one else did. And on the rare days we had curry... Cor!
I liked everything, the socialising, the staff, the dinners... Everything except the 'giving thanks' bit at the start. Though I appreciated the tradition, and it only added to the anticipation.
Scene from Mr Chips
Anybody can be sold. My 9 year old daughter complains of the grumpy staff, putting tomato sauce on her beans, and of baked beef lumps, fried, breaded fish that's 'squishy' in the middle.
What's changed? In primary I used to come home for lunch. In secondary, I loved the school dinners. Though I remember having lots of seconds when it was cheese pie day, which I though was scrummy, though not every one else did. And on the rare days we had curry... Cor!
I liked everything, the socialising, the staff, the dinners... Everything except the 'giving thanks' bit at the start. Though I appreciated the tradition, and it only added to the anticipation.
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Scene from Mr Chips
