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I need to convert text from an Adobe .pdf document to an MS Word document.
How can I convert the Adobe paragraph with its short line elngths into an MS
Word document with longer line lengths?
Many thanks,
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Are you asking how to create the Word document form the PDF, or how to fix
the formatting after you've done so? Anyway, for the first, open the
document in Acrobat (full version, not the reader) and save as Word (Acrobat
6) or RTF (Acrobat 5).

To fix the formatting, use AutoFormat, or simply delete the hard line
breaks -- you can use Find and Replace.


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I need to convert text from an Adobe .pdf document to an MS Word document.
How can I convert the Adobe paragraph with its short line elngths into an

MS
Word document with longer line lengths?
Many thanks,



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See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/CleanWebText.htm - the issues are the
same.

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I need to convert text from an Adobe .pdf document to an MS Word
document. How can I convert the Adobe paragraph with its short line
elngths into an MS Word document with longer line lengths?
Many thanks,



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