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Nowadays, we starts to find a .djvu format in documents files. It's quite equal PDF format, but lighter and small size file.

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Link to PORTABLE DjVu Viewer:

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A free way to convert .djvu file to .pdf

A short guide on converting djvu file to acrobat format. Since djvu is not widely supported in portable devices such as pdas, such conversion will be essential. Here are the steps by making use of print function of the djvu viewer.

1- Download FreePDF here:

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2- Download and Install windjview (I suppose you have done so):

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3- Open a djvu file with WINDJVIEW
4- Choose "print" and SELECT FreePDF as the PRINTER.

Indeed, this applies to any document that supports the print function.

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