How can I change a microsoft word document to a ptf file or email it to someone so they can fill out on line?
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A free option is to download OpenOffice from http://www.openoffice.org\n\nOpenOffice's word processor includes the ability to export to PDF.
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Convert and MS Word Doc To HTML and Post it, Create an MS Access Database and Post it
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open the file menu then choose the page setup\nchoose the paper tab and select the A4 then press DEFAULT button this will affect the default file in word .\nanother method to do that:\nfrom this path "system root:&#92;Program Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Normal.dot"\nthe open the page setup from file menu choose A4 then press ok ans the the the change to file\nnotes :
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you can setup a required password to modify the word document or setup a password to open the document not sure if these help you out at all....\n\nyou can read about them here:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/822924\n\nalso, keep in mind you can't truly stop someone from copying information they have on their computer.  So if this is something going out to people you don't trust - you can't trust that the information won't be stolen.
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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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You could use Automator to do it in a workflow.\n\n1) Ask for Finder Items\n     Type: Files\n     Allow Multiple Selections\n\n2) New PDF Contact Sheet
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Just use OpenOffice, it is free and works virtually the same as Word.\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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Go to Microsoft.com and type in "normal.dot", hit enter. If that doesn't produce the actual file type, then go to another computer and do a search on that computer for "normal." When it finds it, make a copy of it and put it on your computer, overriding the one that currently resides there.  Caution--Make sure the machine you get it from and your machine are running the same version of Word.
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Use the trial version of PDF2Office Professional. It lets you edit PDF docs with MS Word, but it won't convert them back. For that, you need to install Acrobat Reader, which is free.
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Don't think you can do it, the only program that might be bale to do it is openoffice, haven't tried it though even though I have ms office 2007 pro and openoffice
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Yes. You have 3 options\n\n1. Double click on printable view\n2. In the printable view window click on file\n3. click on save as\n4. In the file window find the My Documents folder and double click on the folder you need\n5. Enter the file name in the box on the bottom of the file window and click save.\n\nFrom the list of e-mails you can right click on the e-mail you want and click on "save target as" and then follow steps  4 and 5 above. \n\nThe other option is to highlight the entire e-mail and then copy and paste it into a word file and then save it that way.
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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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Convert selected pages to word and then convert back to new PDF pages.\n\nConvert a PDF file into the Word file format\nIf you are working on a file in PDF format and you want to edit the file in Word, you can convert it to a Word document. Many third-party providers listed on the Microsoft Office Marketplace Web site provide converters that do this. Check the listings for providers that offer PDF-to-Word conversion.\n\nConvert a Word document to PDF\nMany third-party providers offer software for converting Word documents to PDF files. For example, some of the Office Marketplace providers that provide PDF-to-Word converters may also provide Word-to-PDF converters. Visit the provider's Web site for more information. You can also search on the Web or ask for advice in the Word Discussion Groups.
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Try Open Office instead.  It does all of the same things that Microsift Word does, and it's completely free!\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/
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Microsoft has a number of examples and templates available on the MS Office web site.  Try there first.  I'm not so sure how inspiring it'll be though - good luck!
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open a word document, then choose Insert from the main menu, then choose object, a dialogue box appear, click on "create from file" tab, then on browse and select the file that you wish to convert!
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If you have ms word, just open the document with that then click <file> <save as..>\nthen a dialog box will open and the bottom will have 2 input boxes. one will be to name the file. the other will be "file type". In that box selct either <web page> or <html>. \nbe sure you have selected a location for the file in the uppermost box. Click <ok> or <save>\nIf this doesn't work go to www.download.com and search for FREE web page maker or free htlm. download the program and instal it. then open it. and open the other document at the same time and cut and paste it into the web page program.