Can I edit a document that has been dowloaded into Adobe Reader, and Copy it into WORD?
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Yes you can.\nTo copy text from a PDF, use the "Select Tool" to highlight, copy and paste the text. Use the copy and paste commands by either right clicking and selecting 'Copy to Clipboard' (from Adobe Acrobat Reader), or use the Control + C (copy), Control + V (paste) key commands to copy/paste the selected text into another application. This tool may be found under the 'Basic' toolbar in Acrobat. Only text may be selected with this tool. Images do not apply. Copying images may be done only with the Adobe Acrobat software using the advanced editing tools.
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you can't the document imbeds your windows code, and your office code into every word, excel, powerpoint, access and publisher file that you create.\n\nmy advice? use openoffice that does no embed codes.
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copy and paste to word
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Copy and paste it into word. . . .
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either you can use coral draw or photoshop this two software the best till date to edit the jpg files (picture files). if its a document like letter etc you can save as pdf file (acrobat reader) and then convert that in word file.(PDF to Word converter software is their avilable in the market) so that u can edit in the document formate.
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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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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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There is a feature in Adobe Acrobat Reader, called the "Select Tool'. All you need to do click that tool icon, you cursor now changes from arrow to a text pointer as in MS Word. Select the text portion and press Ctrl+C to copy it.\n\nNow, go to Word and paste it there. You can also highlight using a similar option given in Acrobat Reader.
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Well there is one out there which can edit any ebook created by ebook pro..... it is called unEbookEdit. It basically decompiles the contents of the .exe ebook and allows you add or edit material on the file. Here's where you can get the 30 days trail version, you can buy if you like it :) Enjoy!!\n\nhttp://www.soft14.com/Internet_and_communication/Miscellaneous_and_all-in-one/unEbookEdit_2691_Review.html
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Was never able to do that, I used to save them either as RTF or TXT files then open in word, I guess they will have a converter now though in Word
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Yes - just use Word / file/ open / and pick the works format, then resave as Word
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As far as I know it's not possible. You'll have to use Word or a similar program like in OpenOffice.org
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Go to www.openoffice.org and download the latest version. With this FREE software is the option to create a PDF file from your current document. Dave.
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Even if you had Acrobat Professional I don't think you could do it. Proably it would have to be converted to word first, then moved to Excel, then a text to column conversion from there.
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Use Microsoft Word\nIn the OPEN dialogue window choose "Recover text from any file" under FILES OF TYPE. This will open any text in the Publisher document but the formatting will be lost.
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Open one of the files.\n\nGo to INSERT on WORD and then pick FILE and then look for the file you want to merge. Keep inserting until you have inserted all the files into your document.\n\nSave it.\n\nZip it so that it compresses the file.\n\nSend it in email as an attachment, but you have to make sure that the file isnt too big or else it will not get sent. Or you can just go to a free uploading website and put the file there so they can just download it.
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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.