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How do I convert a PDF file to word document?
I have several PDF files that I'd like to convert to Word documents and edit.
I have Word 2002 and Windows XP home ed. Do I need additional conversion software? |
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How do I convert a PDF file to word document?
You need the full version of Acrobat and/or OCR software capable of handling
the PDF format or a scanned document printed from the PDF. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Mindfixer wrote: I have several PDF files that I'd like to convert to Word documents and edit. I have Word 2002 and Windows XP home ed. Do I need additional conversion software? |
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How do I convert a PDF file to word document?
I have had good results with SolidConverter PDF, does not cost that much
either. All the best DeanH "Mindfixer" wrote: I have several PDF files that I'd like to convert to Word documents and edit. I have Word 2002 and Windows XP home ed. Do I need additional conversion software? |
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