ThomasEvans
9 years ago
"Capt" Thomas Evans worked the Clogau Mine in and around 1890. Died 1891 and is buried nearby.I found this site by researching a newspaper article my Nan gave my mother years ago. I would like to upload the article but don't know how. Can anyone help?:(
christwigg
9 years ago
Go to the page for the mine and click on the "Upload a Document" link, should be the middle of the three towards the top.

http://www.aditnow.co.uk/Mines/Clogau-Gold-Mine_2969/ 

Jim MacPherson
9 years ago
It has to be in PDF, which can be a bit tiresome if you don't want to have to pay for a licence.

There is a free trial link on the upload section, but that is, not surprisingly, time limited.

I've used this link which seems to be free "for ever",

https://www.freepdfconvert.com/ 

but it does limit you to one document (an hour) I think but if you've only got the odd document or two does well enough.
AR
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9 years ago
http://cutepdf.com/ 
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robnorthwales
9 years ago
On modern versions of MS Word (since Word 2000, I think), you can create a document, put an image (photograph, scan, etc) into it, and then 'save as pdf'. Job done.
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exspelio
9 years ago
Another vote for CutePDF, been using it for years without problems.
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ChrisJC
9 years ago
OpenOffice (free equivalent to Microsoft Office) can export to PDF.

Chris.
towim
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9 years ago
Open Office for the win! Been using it for years to export PDFs 🙂
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