How do i change a TIF document to a word or adobe document?
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If you want to change the contents of the file...\nWell you need an optical character recognition (OCR) program that will scan your image and extract the text.\nGet Abbyy Fine Reader or Page Master Pro, or if you have Office XP or 2003, use the provided Document Imaging tool.
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Open the file on an image editing software (Photoshop would be most appropiate). Now press Save As and save it into the type you would like it to be.
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if you have office, use microsoft picture editor, if not, use paint or something like adobe...
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it's easy if the pdf file you're trying to convert is all text. it's just a copy-paste process.\n\n1. In the pdf file, click edit >> select all >> copy.\n2. Open a blank word document, click paste, then save.
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Just Download Adobe Acrobat Professional Version 7 from adobe or any other trusted sites. \nAfter u installed it u can see an adobe icon in the word documents....u can easily convert ur documents into PDF Format by just clicking that icon
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U can simply rename it to *.jpg and open it with any pic viewer or open it with Photoshop with "Open as".\n\nOriginal file can only be viewed within PhotoStudio 2000 or other compatible ArcSoft programs. AS far as i know tho ;)\n\nOfc there are many same types, but ppl get along with this as picture format mostly. .psf is also sound,text file type etc...
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What software are you using ? DWF is a vector format, so stick with those like DXF, Illustrator, HPGL or maybe even PDF. Illustrator can read most of these. TIFF can only be used for bitmap files and are difficult to resize.
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Search with below string on google, you will find lot of tools!\n\n"pdf to doc" converter free
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you can do it with Corel or Picture-It, or mainly any editor.\n\nAll you must do is: \n- open the file you want\n- select FILE / SAVE AS\n- type the same name (or other), and add ".ICO"\n\nIt should normally convert it.
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1. Go to Control panel – Printer and fax \n2. Add Printer – select local printer attached then manual \n3. In the port option select Document image printer writer port\n4. Install a generic text only printer.\n5. Right-click on the generic text/only printer driver and select properties.\n6. Click on ports and select "Microsoft office document imaging driver port"\n7. Click on the advanced tab and change the driver to Microsoft office document image writer\n8. Click on apply and OK
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Use :), :(, etc or use 'insert' then 'Symbols' on Microsoft Word
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Let's try resetting the normal.dot template:\n\nOpen a new blank document.\n\nAt the top, left, be sure you have selected "normal" - this appears to the left of the font name.\n\nSet the font this way:  click Format, click Font\nSelect a font.\nAt the lower left, click "default."\n\nYou will get a message that this will change the default normal template.  Click o.k.\n\nNow let's try to reset the margins:\nFile\nPage Setup\nSet all four margins to something that should be acceptable, such as .6   or    .75.\n\nDid it work?
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Open a Word document and Insert > Picture > From File... \n\nChoose the file and click OK.
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You can use OmniFormat. It is a free document conversion utility which allows dynamic conversion and image manipulation of over 75 file formats including HTML, DOC, XLS, WPD, PDF, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG, PCX, PPT, PS, TXT, Photo CD, FAX and MPEG. For a full list of supported formats please see our FAQ page.\n\nOmniFormat is here: http://www.omniformat.com/download.html
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So you wanna edit a tiff file huh?\n\nOpen it in a graphic editor and crop out the text you don't want and add the new text.\n\nThe Gimp Graphic Editor (Windows port) [free]\nhttp://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/\n\nGimp tutorial book\nhttp://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/index.html\n\nAll about the TIFF file format\nhttp://www.ee.cooper.edu/courses/course_pages/past_courses/EE458/TIFF/\n\nand that's that!
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open a new word doc, insert the picture, resize it, \nget the picture toolbar by right click on top grey area\nclick the "wrap text" button on the toolbar, choose behind text,\nadjust the contrast and brightness to set the transparency of pic, if you like. \nsave the file as template by file|save as| click save as type and choose document template to save to your desire file name.
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try  http://www.openoffice.org