Wanted: DOC to PDF Converter - among other things..:)

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Thore Sorensen

Wanted: word.doc to *.PDF Converter.
I've used PDF995 for a couple of years. Sometimes I have some problems
with fonts...is there anything else out there?

....and now while I have your attention:::)

Is there something that can read *.pdf's other than Adobe Reader 6?
....it's rather big and slow....

And the last for now... anything that can open a *.pdf in e.g. MS-Word
to edit it and save in *.doc (or *.pdf).?
 
R

Rod

Thore said:
Wanted: word.doc to *.PDF Converter.
I've used PDF995 for a couple of years. Sometimes I have some problems
with fonts...is there anything else out there?

...and now while I have your attention:::)

Is there something that can read *.pdf's other than Adobe Reader 6?
...it's rather big and slow....

And the last for now... anything that can open a *.pdf in e.g. MS-Word
to edit it and save in *.doc (or *.pdf).?

www.oldversion.com has old versions of Adobe Reader, I'm still using version
4

HTH Rod
 
H

H-Man

Thore Sorensen said:
Wanted: word.doc to *.PDF Converter.
I've used PDF995 for a couple of years. Sometimes I have some problems
with fonts...is there anything else out there?

There is IMHO nothing better for this than PDF Creator
http://sector7g.wurzel6.de/pdfcreator/index_en.htm
...and now while I have your attention:::)

Is there something that can read *.pdf's other than Adobe Reader 6?
...it's rather big and slow....

There are a couple of other readers out there, but I still find the best
is Acrobat Reader 5.05.
And the last for now... anything that can open a *.pdf in e.g. MS-Word
to edit it and save in *.doc (or *.pdf).?

PDF creation was really intended to be a one way process, much the same
way a paper document is. It's not really intended to be editable, you
can mark it up but not really edit it. With this having been said, there
are some $ware items that will convert PDF to HTML and PDF to DOC, but
some formatting issues are almost always present. I've not seen a
perfect representation of a PDF containing tables and graphics to any
other format, it's just really difficult to do. The object of the reader
is to represent fonts and graphics as a mix of vector and raster
graphics, not as an editable document.

I've edited PDF's with Acrobat 4 and 6 pro, and it's not always perfect.

HK
 
M

Murgi

H-Man said:
There is IMHO nothing better for this than PDF Creator
http://sector7g.wurzel6.de/pdfcreator/index_en.htm


There are a couple of other readers out there, but I still find the best
is Acrobat Reader 5.05.


PDF creation was really intended to be a one way process, much the same
way a paper document is. It's not really intended to be editable, you
can mark it up but not really edit it. With this having been said, there
are some $ware items that will convert PDF to HTML and PDF to DOC, but
some formatting issues are almost always present. I've not seen a
perfect representation of a PDF containing tables and graphics to any
other format, it's just really difficult to do. The object of the reader
is to represent fonts and graphics as a mix of vector and raster
graphics, not as an editable document.

I've edited PDF's with Acrobat 4 and 6 pro, and it's not always perfect.

HK
 

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