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How do you convert a pdf file to a word document?

ajri02
Registered: Aug 13 2009
Posts: 3

Have files I need to fill out that are in pdf format and need them into a word document. If I copy and paste them into a word file, they aren't formatted correctly

daka630
Expert
Registered: Mar 1 2007
Posts: 1420
Try Save As to *.rtf or Export to Rich Text Format.
Open the RTF file with MS Word.

Unless the PDF was created to be a well-formed, tagged output PDF there will be some loss of formatting.
How much generally depends on were the document content is on the simple to complex scale.
Remember, PDF is not a word processing format.

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Albanjoe
Registered: Aug 21 2009
Posts: 2
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ajri02
Registered: Aug 13 2009
Posts: 3
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