I need to know how to transfer a document from Adobe reader to Word so I can add stuff to the document.
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I think your best bet would be to just copy and paste.  You might lose your formatting, but if you don't mind rearranging some stuff, that'll work.  On the second toolbar from the top, there is a button that says "Select Text."  Click that, and the little hand goes away, and you now can select the text you want.  After you've picked what you need, click copy, and then paste it into Word.  Hope that's what you needed!
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Download the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader - it is FREE \n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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u can do it this way. For this u need acrobat reader 7. open the pdf in adobe 7. click on the select tool which looks like a camera inside a recatangle. Select the pages which u want to save as  a separate file. copy those pages. and paste those pages in ms word. Some formatting problems will arise thru this copy paste which can be solved manually.
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Yes... openoffice gives you the option to save the document as a Microsoft file.  You should have no problem doing that.  I use OO at home and transfer files to work all the time.
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Highlight the part you want to copy and move (left click hold and drag to highlight) right click the highlighted text and scroll to copy and left click.\nThen open up new document right click scroll to paste and left click.\n\nThere yer go. Much easier to show you rather than tell you LOL
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Microsoft Word is not availble as a free download. \n\nIf you have Microsoft WORKS, you can use the Works Word Processor.   When you go to SAVE your file, use SAVE AS, then select the File Type as one of the versions of Microsoft Word, so people that have Word can open it.   \n\nOr get Open Office from http://www.openoffice.org and use the Writer part of it to make Word compatible documents. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Adobe Reader willnot let you add anything permanentlyto a document. Even if it's a fill in form it will not save. That's why it's free.
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I haven't found one, but Microsoft recommends that the originator convert their files to something (like PDF) to send to you.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/xp/columns/column16.asp
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the instructions below is for word 2003 but it should be similar to previous versions of word (hopefully). Anyway, this will install a file format converter so you can view wps files and then save them as a word document:\n\n(In Word) On the File menu, click Open. \nIn the Files of type list, click Works 6.0 & 7.0.\nIf you don't see this option in the list,\nInstall the file format converter as follows:\nExit all programs. \nDo one of the following:\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows XP, double-click Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIn the Currently installed programs list, click either Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office Word 2003 (depending on whether you installed Word as part of Office or as an individual program), and then click Change.\nThe Configuration Wizard opens.\n\nOn the Maintenance Mode Options page, click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next.\nIf you installed Word as part of Office, then on the Custom Setup page, select the Choose advanced customization of applications check box, and then click Next.\n\nOn the Advanced Customization page, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Shared Features. \nClick the plus sign (+) next to Converters and Filters, and then click the plus sign (+) next to Text Converters.\nClick the arrow next to Works for Windows 7.0, and then click Run from My Computer.\nThe file format converter is installed.\n\nIn the File name box, enter the name of the file that you want to convert, and then click Open.\nOn the File menu, click Save As.\nIn the Save As dialog box, make any changes that you want in the File name box, click the file format that you want in the Save as type list, and then click Save.
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Install WinZip from:\nhttp://www.winzip.com\nand double click on document. you will see the winzip interface and the documenet there, now double click on the document and it will be opened in wordpad.\nalternatively you can also use winrar.
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SURE you can, click attach and browse to where you saved the file and select it. then attach the file
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Adobe Reader is what you need to open pdf documents.  \n\nwww.adobe.com
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The easiest solution maybe to open the word perfect file in word. Select all the text and copy it. \n\nThen make a new document go to edit > Paste Special select the option for plain text or no formatting. \n\nYou will loose all the formatting (bold, sizing etc) but This should make all the text editable. You can then change all formating. \n\nAnother solution would be to download OpenOffice (free link below) open the WordPerfect file in OpenOffice then save it as a Word document. \n\nIt may be a good idea in the future to make WordPerfect save the file as a word document.
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you need to install adobe acrobat writer
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If the document if not locked or protected, I believe you can copy the table or the data from the PDF and paste it into a spreadsheet document.  If it isn't working, you can paste it into Word and then convert to table and then export to Excel.  I don't think it will copy the underlying formulae though.
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you can design one in your wordpreocessor, and then save it as a file, and then you could paste it on the top of every document when you start it, I don't know which one you have, but MS WORD, MS WORKS, Wordperfect, all of these are cable, and probably have templates. If you have none, there is free suite at opensource.com, that is comprable to MSworks called Openoffice.org 2.0, it is just like MS office
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Save them in a file format that word understands. You can do this by selecting "save as" in the file tab.