How to 'copy as a pdf' from OneDrive in a simple step
This quick trick with save you a minute or two every time you're ready to share your final Word document and you prefer to share it in a PDF format.
This option is only available from OneDrive online but it's a bit of a game changer! Simply go to the three dots next to the file name and select the option to Automate. This will access an automated flow to ‘copy as a pdf’. You don't need to do a thing. Refresh your browser and you'll see the pdf available immediately. It's quick and it's easy and a great little trick to have up your sleeve.
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