This piece will guide you. And while you're at it, you can convert several documents (including pictures) at a go.

The best part: you can convert all your documents without any software for FREE. However, there are a few conditions to it.

Want to find out?

Keep reading!

Converting Your Documents To PDF - What You Need

A PDF Editor

While there are several converters, I prefer using PDF Editors to convert my documents. The latter is much more robust.

Plus, I could use the editor to edit the converted PDF.

That said, I'll recommend using an online PDF Editor. They are almost free to use and won't make your devices lag.

Summarily, you will convert your documents and edit PDFs with a free online PDF Editor.

A Browser

Since we'll be using an online PDF editor, you only need a browser to convert your documents. And while you are at it, choose one that is light and easy to use.

Now, we have what we need. Let's convert some documents to PDF!

Converting Your Documents To PDF With An Online PDF Editor In 5 Simple Steps

Note: the steps and pictures below are streamlined for Foxit Online PDF Editor because that's what I prefer.

    1. Start your browser, visit Foxit Online PDF Editor at "pdfonline.foxit.com." Register an account and start your 5-day trial.

        I'll recommend using existing accounts like Google or Microsoft to register your account. Doing so will help you skip the long registration form.

    2. Now, click "Tools" > "Convert to PDF" > "Use Now"

If you can't locate "Convert to PDF" on the landing page, scroll through the options.

    3. Next, select the file or files you'd like to convert to PDF. And say what you want as PDF is a copied item; you can use the "From Clipboard" option.

E.g., if you want to convert a screenshotted screen (PrtSc + Ctrl) to PDF, select "From Clipboard" and choose the image.

By now, you should see the selected files will be added to the screen. Scroll through and click "convert."

    4. Now, wait for the conversion process to start. And even while some files might be converted, wait till all are ready. Then, click download on the conversion tab at the top right corner.

    5. Your converted files will be downloaded as a zip file. Go to your file manager to unzip the file. Voila, your documents are now in PDF.

FAQs About Converting PDFs

Can Editor Convert Any File To PDF?

No!

PDF Editors, by design, can't convert music and video files to PDFs. FormatFactory might be a suitable fit. But even FormatFactory can't convert mp3 or mp4 to PDFs.

So, what files are convertible?

    . Documents - DOC, XLX, PPTX, TXT 
    . Images - JPEG, PNG 
    . Webpages

You can convert GIFs to PDFs too. However, the animation might become still.

What Are The Different Ways To Convert Documents To PDFs?

I often use two methods:

    . Microsoft Office
    . PDF Editor

But as earlier stated, converting files to PDF using Microsoft Office is stressful. You can only do one document at a time.

Plus, you might not be able to access webpage conversion.

PDF Editors, on the other hand, are easy to use. You can convert multiple files at the same time. You can even use the tool to create a PDF portfolio.

And that's it: now, you know how to convert your documents to PDFs. You're welcome!

JOB TITLE	2015	2016	LOW	HIGH
Infrastructure Support
Service Desk Analyst I	48,500	48,900“	36,500	53,000
Service Desk Analyst II	59,500	61,500“	44,000	65,500
Systems/Server Analyst	74,500	78,000“	68,500	90,000
Network Administrator	78,500	80,000“	67,000	90,000
Network  Architect/Engineer	98,000	98,000–	80,500	109,500
Database  Administrator	80,500	82,000“	79,500	96,750
Service Desk Manager	79,500	80,000“	72,000	89,500
IT Security Analyst	95,500	97,500“	86,500	116,000
IT Auditor	84,500	84,500–	81,500	105,500
Manager of Technical Services	95,500	95,000”	80,000	108,500
Director of Technical Services	123,500	124,500“	109,000	142,500
Application Services
SEO/Social Media/Digital Analyst	59,500	59,000”	44,500	65,500
.NET Developer	74,500	77,000“	63,000	98,500
SharePoint Developer	97,500	97,500–	79,500	108,500
PHP Developer	77,000	79,500“	60,000	98,000
Full Stack J2EE/Angular JS Developer	83,000	86,000“	67,000	108,500
Front End Web Developer	88,500	91,000“	77,500	103,000
Mobile Developer	94,000	93,000”	75,000	109,000
UI/UX Specialist	82,500	84,500“	76,500	102,500
Business Intelligence Analyst	79,000	80,000“	70,500	96,000
BI/Application Architect	115,500	117,000“	106,000	137,500
Quality Assurance Analyst	83,000	83,500“	75,500	89,500
Business Analyst	76,500	77,500“	70,000	96,500
Database  Analyst/Developer	77,000	77,500“	66,500	96,000
Technical Writer	82,500	81,500”	67,000	91,500
Project Coordinator	64,500	64,500–	51,500	75,500
Project Manager	94,000	94,000–	84,000	113,000
Manager of Application Development	113,000	118,000“	94,500	127,000

Global Knowledge and Windows IT Pro with some other partners executed the 2015 IT Skills and Salary Suvery between Sept. 15 to Oct .24, 2014. Full pdf can be download from 2015 IT Skills & Salary Report


Here are some highlights which caught my eye balls:

1. Base Salary of Participants raied from 2011's $79,579 to 2015's $89,891

2. Salary by functional area. 

IT architecture is highest.

3.  Canadian Regional Variations

Alberta is leading in all areas

 4. Top 20 Highest-paying Certifications

5. Technology Areas of Interest for 2015

Reference:
1. 2015 IT Skills & Salary Report