Re. The appearance of my pdf file

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September 12, 2016
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Hi, everyone. I recently purchased the facility for converting Word files to pdfs through adobe. I've already converted several files, and i can read them fine through my Adobe reader. however, I had Wondershare on my PC, and even though I uninstalled it, it still shows up as part the name of my files. Also, my pdf files are stark white; they do not look like pdf files. Should not a pdf file have a distinct look, I mean be red and white or something? I hope you can help. Thank you. Carl.

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Correct answer try67

Don't know what "Wondershare" has to do with your files, but maybe it inserted itself under their titles. If so, you can edit it via File - Properties - Description.

I also don't quite understand what you mean by a "distinct look" of PDF files. They can have any look you want... It depends on how they were created.

Bernd Alheit

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Do you talk about the thumbnails in Windows Explorer?

try67

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Don't know what "Wondershare" has to do with your files, but maybe it inserted itself under their titles. If so, you can edit it via File - Properties - Description.

I also don't quite understand what you mean by a "distinct look" of PDF files. They can have any look you want... It depends on how they were created.

C

Carl_HallingAuthor

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Thank you for your answer, try 67, I always thought of a PDF being red and white; but I've little knowledge of them; and it seems as you say, they can have any look. Also, thanks for telling me about File-Properties-Description; that will be useful in the future. Carl.

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