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I have several PDF documents that I would like to edit in Word. Is this
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Directly, no. Word cannot "open" PDF files, nor are they intended to be
edited. Generally, people send stuff in PDF format because they *don't* want it to be changed (among other reasons, of course). Depending on how the PDF was created you may be able to edit it using a PDF program (such as Acrobat) or you may be able to copy the content using Adobe Reader - or another PDF reader - then paste to a doc. -- Regards |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "eff9" wrote in message ... I have several PDF documents that I would like to edit in Word. Is this possible? |
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One place I found a simple answer was on puzzlenyc.org. In summary, it stated
that you need Adbobe Acrobat to do the conversion. You would save the file as a Word file. Be aware, though that the conversion works fine for most text files and simple graphics. If your document has more complex layouts, you may have formatting problems. There are various utilities that can do the conversion better, and you'll find a list of these utilities on the puzzlenyc.org site |
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