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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How to 'copy as a pdf' from OneDrive in a simple step
Once your Word doc is finalised, you'll probably want to 'copy as a pdf' before you forward it on to your client or team. Now it's easy from within OneDrive. Click the three dots next to the File name for more options, go to Automate, and select 'Copy as a PDF' to run the automated flow - it's all set and ready to go, you don't need to do a thing!