Get the complete PDF solution for working anywhere. Annual, prepaid US $14.99/mo  Billed annually at US$179.88/yr It seems THAT is the answer to my question! It will cost me $179.88 a year to make a PDF of a resume that will look the same on a PC or a Mac. I had no idea it was so expensive. Thanks again! ... View more

And am I to understand that software is $179.88 a year? ... View more

Thank you for the responses. I'll contact Apple. Hopefully they can answer my question. ... View more

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The version of acrobat is whatever comes free with a Mac or as a free download. I searched my computer for "Adobe" and "Acrobat" and nothing came up. If I want to turn a document into a PDF...  I hit print and it's one of the options. I created a one page PDF. The recipient opened it and it was two pages with a page break where one would not logically be, making for a quite unprofessional looking resume. The PDF was created on a Mac and opened on a PC. The file was created in Pages which is Apples word processing program. The same thing happened with the original .docx file created on a PC saved as a PDF and opened on a PC. I was always under the impression that a PDF image was like a picture. If you create a document ... save it as a PDF... WHAT YOU SAVED AND SENT WOULD BE WHAT WAS RECEIVED AND OPENED. Now I'm under the impression that I could send a resume, or return an edited PDF employment application or even a brochure, with pictures and words in SPECIFIC PLACES-professional looking on my computer and the words or images may end up translated in a different way based on the type of computer the recipient has. THIS IS NOT GOOD. BASICALLY I want to send a PDF and be confident it will look like what I sent when the recipient opens it. This was NOT the case. Is there a specific version I should buy or should I turn whatever image into a Jpeg or some other picture file? I don't want to pay $15 a month for a year for the ability to create a PDF. ... View more

The template was a Microsoft word template. The original file displayed as one page while in word but the .docx file displayed two pages. So I opened the .docx file in Office'04 on my older Mac, looked for any errant page breaks, saved as PDF consisting of ONE PAGE. When the PDF is opened, it has a mysterious page break and comes out as 2 pages. through my 6 hour quest I see that someone else has had a similar problem creating brochures or this guy's problem which is also similar: export - My outputted PDF looks different on a Mac to a PC - Graphic Design Stack Exchange Also- The same problem exists when a new resume was created in Pages with a template. ONE page PDF on Mac-Two page PDF on PC. In the above link the respondent  eludes to saving PDF with Adobe suite instead of whatever Apple uses stock. ... View more