How do I copy a Adobe Reader  7.0 file into a MS Word file without losing the formatting?
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there are a number of commercially available programs that can perform that type of conversion.  One that I've tried that works pretty well is Solid Converter PDF.
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If you do not have MS Office, MS Word, or any other software that uses the '.doc' format, you will not be able to view files of that format.  Most likely, this format will not be available in the drop-down box mentioned above, either.\nAlternatively, you should still be able to save the files as a valid .doc file by typing quotations around the full file name in the 'file name' section of the Save screen.\n\nFor example, if you have a document titled 'example' and you want it saved as a .doc file, but have no other option of saving it as such...in the 'file name' box simply type the following:\n"example.doc"\nwith the quotation marks.\n\nIn order to view the file, however, you will have to have the necessary software installed on your system.  The extension has to be assigned to a valid program such as MS Word or WordPad I believe views .doc files, as well - though some of the advanced formatting available in MSWord will be lost when viewed with WordPad.\n\n***RESPONSE TO ADDITIONAL DETAILS***\nDid you try putting the quotation marks around the file name...such as\n"example.doc"\n\nWhen you add the quotations, it will save the file in the format specified regardless of what is in the "save as" box.\n\nAlso, open any folder (such as 'My Documents', for example) and go to Tools - Folder Options.  Click the 'File Types' tab and scroll down the list of file types until you find 'DOC'.  If you find it, down near the bottom where it says 'Opens with...' click 'Change' and browse for the program you prefer.\n\nIf you can't find it, click 'New', and in the top box, type\nDOC\nthen click 'Okay'.  Find DOC in the list, then follow the instructions above to select the appropriate program for it.
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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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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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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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PDF files do not have the same kinds of information needed to create an MS-Word file. You could run the images through an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) program, which can recognize letters in images and put them into an editable file. The source below has a program that's free to try that does this.
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You need to look at the "file extension" of the file you are trying to download (the last 3 or so characters after the "dot") and then install a "helper program" that can process it.\n\nExample: If the file ends in ".doc" you will need MS Word... or for ".xls" you will need MS Excel, etc.\n\nIn many cases, you can install  a "viewer" application that will give limited access to view (but not edit) the downloaded item.\n\nExample: Adobe provides a free ".pdf" reader that will let you view (only) PDF files, but you will need to purchase Acrobat to create/edit these files.\n\nAlso, Microsoft provides FREE viewers for most Office programs (like Word, XL, and Powerpoint) at their website as well.
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It either needs to be saved in a format that MS word can open, or (I think) saved as a text file.  It's been awhile since I've done this.\n\nThe person who sent it can change the format under Save As on the file menu.  \n\nUnfortunately, Clarisworks is outdated, so you might have difficulties.
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Its becuase you have saved the information under a different format and the binary conversion rates on the programme when you uploaded the information to the new programme aren't converting properly try using a different version of office or on a different computer to see if the problem occurs or else you may need to install a new version of ms word...
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One thing that you could before downloading is to check for "Printer Friendly format" of the page you are downloading. If you find that link,clicking on the link shows you a formatted HTML page.Copying it onto MS Word requires no further formatting.\n\nNow that you have downloaded the materials already,all you can do is to already take a pre-formatted word document(one that contains the formatting you require, maybe a copy of another word document which you had prepared earlier) and replace the existing text with the new one. This should help.\n\nOthewise,formatting using MS Word can be an arduous task.
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If you're using Adobe you should be able to open the file in Adobe the go to file and it will have a selection "SAVE AS TEXT"  it will save it as a Notepad Document.  Then you can copy it to Word or whatever Word processor you're using.
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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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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.
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This is an unusual request.  Most people convert it to PDF, if they want to write-protect the file.  Acrobat also has a "Save as JPEG" function as well.  But, that would mean you need to buy Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader).\n\nBut, if you want to convert it to an image, the easiest and cheapest way is to view the doc in Word and use the Print Screen button.  Paste into a graphics program.  Piece it together in a graphics program like Photoshop, Paint Shop or Paint.
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Right click on the file icon and use "Open with..." It will bring up a list of choices. If Reader isn't there, click Browse and when you fine it (in Adobe file in Programs) select it and choose "Always open with this program"
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you can "save as" a word document in publisher 2003 (change the file type to Word) - not certain for earlier versions\nif you have an earlier one and it doesnt work - try copying and pasting between the two - I know that will work
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It's very hard to get Publisher documents into another format. The files themselves are memory-vomits onto disk, and it would be pretty much impossible to write a direct import filter without replicating most of Publisher's internals.\n\nIt is possible to export from Publisher to some other applications, and this technique may work for Pagemaker, although I don't have a copy of PM to check.\n\n1) Find a program that accepts pastes in WMF format. When pasting from Publisher to another application, it will offer WMF as a possible format. Make sure this program can save in a format Pagemaker can read (If PM can take WMF pastes, all the better).\n\n2) Turn all gradients into Publisher into flat colours. It may help to remove some other formatting at this stage, experimentation may be needed.\n\n3) Copy from Publisher and paste into your target app\n\n4) Save in your PM-friendly format.\n\nIt's not ideal, but I've had some success importing Publisher files into Inkscape using a similar technique (with OOo Draw as an intermediate program)