Peggie,

I find it useful to convert jpg to pdf when, for example, scanning a manual
or article with both text and images and keeping it for future reference, to
share or post on our website.  An example is
http://www.mv-dreamer.com/PMarticle.pdf and another is
http://www.mv-dreamer.com/VelvetDriveOwnersManual.pdf  I don't normally
convert photos to pdf and I always keep the original jpg and the compressed
jpg.  When the hard drive starts to get too full with images, I burn them
onto a CD for permanent reference.

Good luck,

Bob Lowe

Bob, why would you convert jpg files to pdf? Once you do that imaging
editing becomes a lot more difficult
Peggie

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There is a free pdf printer driver for Windows systems that allows you to
create pdf files as a print process.  No association.

Go to:

www.acrosoftware.com/Products/CutePDF/Printer.asp

Rich
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