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Gary F.
Trying to import or convert and adobe doc to a word doc.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Jean-Guy Marcil
Hi Gary,
AFAIK, you cannot edit a pdf file in Word.
If you have Acrobat Writer, a lot of time and nerves of steel, you can try
to save the pdf file as an RTF, html or plain text one... But Adobe and Word
are totally different, and work differently to keep text in place... you may
have nasty surprises!
Good luck!
--
Cheers!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
(e-mail address removed)
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
AFAIK, you cannot edit a pdf file in Word.
If you have Acrobat Writer, a lot of time and nerves of steel, you can try
to save the pdf file as an RTF, html or plain text one... But Adobe and Word
are totally different, and work differently to keep text in place... you may
have nasty surprises!
Good luck!
--
Cheers!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
(e-mail address removed)
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
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Jay Freedman
Hi, Gary,
If it's important enough to spend money on it, try
http://www.scansoft.com/pdfconverter/. Another alternative, if you have a
scanner and decent OCR software, is to print the document and OCR it into
Word.
If it's important enough to spend money on it, try
http://www.scansoft.com/pdfconverter/. Another alternative, if you have a
scanner and decent OCR software, is to print the document and OCR it into
Word.
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Rob Schneider
There are many tools out there. Search this newsgroup for where this
question asked/answered in past, and search Google for "pdf to doc" or
other variations.
I rarely have to do this, but when I do I would use Adobe Acrobat which
can save a PDF file to any of a number of formats:
- Adobe PDF
- Encapsulated PostScript (EP0
- HTML
- JPEG
- JPEG2000
- Microsoft Word (DOC)
- PNG
- PostScript (PS)
- Rich Text Format (RTF)
- Text
- TIFF
- XML
- XML Data Package Files (XPD)
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
question asked/answered in past, and search Google for "pdf to doc" or
other variations.
I rarely have to do this, but when I do I would use Adobe Acrobat which
can save a PDF file to any of a number of formats:
- Adobe PDF
- Encapsulated PostScript (EP0
- HTML
- JPEG
- JPEG2000
- Microsoft Word (DOC)
- PNG
- PostScript (PS)
- Rich Text Format (RTF)
- Text
- TIFF
- XML
- XML Data Package Files (XPD)
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms