[Danny Young]

After creating a Word Document from the PDF Save as feature, I attempt to
import the comments from the respective PDF;however, I receive a Word Warning
message indicating that most of the comments will not be placed correctly due
to the fact that the PDF has changed.

Retracing my steps, I cannot determine where that might have happend.

Should my comments be tagged? I did not create the PDF using PDFMaker for MS
Word. Could that fact cause this type of problem?

Any support you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

| Danny |

[Graham Mayor]

PDF is essentially a graphics format - once created most of the relationship
between it and the document it was created from is lost. Changing it back to
a Word document from Acrobat, does not guarantee that the original will be
restored - and this will certainly be the case if you use some third party
application to create the PDF. You should consider PDF conversion a final
step.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Danny Young wrote:
After creating a Word Document from the PDF Save as feature, I
attempt to import the comments from the respective PDF;however, I
receive a Word Warning message indicating that most of the comments
will not be placed correctly due to the fact that the PDF has changed.

Retracing my steps, I cannot determine where that might have happend.

Should my comments be tagged? I did not create the PDF using PDFMaker
for MS Word. Could that fact cause this type of problem?

Any support you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

| Danny |