Converting documents,
maps and other content to PDF files can make it easier to share them
over email. Until now, you had to install a third-party PDF tool to
carry out these conversions, but many, such as CutePDF, come crammed
with adware, toolbars and other unwanted junk.
Sensibly, Microsoft has
built PDF creation into Windows 10. Better still, the feature has
been incorporated as a print option, meaning that any program or app
that allows you to print will also allow you to create or convert
your files to PDF.
Let's
say you want to save a web page as a PDF. Simply click your browser's
menu button (usually in the top-right corner) and select Print. Then
choose 'Microsoft Print to PDF' from the list of available printers.
Change any other settings as needed, then click Print. You'll be
prompted to give your PDF file a name and choose a location to save
it in. Do so and your PDF will be created.
