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unclefuzzy
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April 22, 2014
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  • April 22, 2014
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I think I just converted a document to PDF,  downloaded and saved it. Where is it? Not on my desk top, not in "My documents" that I can see. No Accrobat icon. Title isnt there. I need this on my computer to send it off to the publisher.

Did I miss a step?  Do not want to be on a forum, just want the answer.

J. Eis (Uncle fuzzy)

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    Correct answer pwillener

    unclefuzzy wrote:

    I just converted a document to PDF,  downloaded and saved it.

    Where did you save it to?  If you can't remember, download it again and note where you save it to.

    If you can't find the converted document on the cloud, start the whole process again.

    Note that where a browser downloads files to is a browser setting, not something that is the same for everyone.  Most browsers by default (on Windows) save files to the Downloads folder.

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    pwillener
    pwillenerCorrect answer
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    April 22, 2014

    unclefuzzy wrote:

    I just converted a document to PDF,  downloaded and saved it.

    Where did you save it to?  If you can't remember, download it again and note where you save it to.

    If you can't find the converted document on the cloud, start the whole process again.

    Note that where a browser downloads files to is a browser setting, not something that is the same for everyone.  Most browsers by default (on Windows) save files to the Downloads folder.

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    unclefuzzyAuthor
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    April 22, 2014

    Pat.

    Thanks it was in downloads. A simple "save to" option after the download

    (as with everything else on the computer) would have relieved a good deal of

    stress. Let's suggest this to the techno-groids. Your answer was,

    immediate, helpful, and clear. I lift my latte to you this morning. I will be

    saving your connection for future concerns, though my uses will be rare and

    straight forward.

    J. Eis

    (Uncle Fuzzy, tagged by my former students)

    In a message dated 4/21/2014 11:37:02 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

    forums_noreply@adobe.com writes:

    Re: Question:

    created by Pat Willener (http://forums.adobe.com/people/pwillener) in

    Acrobat.com - View the full discussion

    (http://forums.adobe.com/message/6318518#6318518)

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