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It is a common problem that everyone faces

The PDF and and more importantly PDF/A format intended for long time archival are standardised and the format definition is open and ISO standardisedYou’ll no going to have no problem to display or print a 1995 PDF/A document and it’s going to look exactly the same as is it did when it was created

Other documents formats come and go, and today’s word processor apps may have hard time to display a document created with their 2010 edition correctly, but PDF holds onThat’s whyBecause they are convenient to read

I know PDF since the early 90s when documents digitally were either word files, text files or PS files, sometimes also TeX files, all of these were ok but not convenientPS was ok, but very slow at times, I remember PS documents that took maybe 60 seconds to render per page (on a Nextstation at the time using gsview) Also PDF is associated with pirated books, so often people ask for a PDF of Harry potter because they want to steal an ebook Top 7 Reasons to Use PDF Instead of Word There are many document formats in existence but Word and PDF seems to be the most widely used

However, a lot of people ask the better document format between Word and PDF

The infographic made by PDFelement below examines the two documents formats and gives reasons why it is better to use PDF instead of wordHow to Convert TIFF to PDF Converting TIFF to PDF is pretty easy using Adobe Acrobat

You can do the conversion directly from the TIFF, or you can embed a TIFF image into a Word document and then convert the documentIn this tutorial, we’ll be converting a TIFF to PDF directly

Follow these steps: Open Adobe Acrobat, and go to the Tools tab > Create PDFSelect Single File, and then click the Create button to find the TIFF file