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Microsoft Certification - converting pdf to word file |
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How do I do this, its got to be very simple?
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Third-party product:
http://www.convertzone.com/pdftoword/index.htm -- Mark Fugatt Exchange MVP http://www.exchangetrainer.com http://www.msexchange.org "CC" <> wrote in message news:29fc501c465fe$0a34d670$... > How do I do this, its got to be very simple? Mark Fugatt [MVP] |
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On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 14:45:24 -0700, "CC"
<> wrote: >How do I do this, its got to be very simple? Depends on the pdf file. (The creator of the document can prevent this action.) When allowed: ctrl-A (=select all) ctrl-C (copy to clipboard) Start Word shift-Ins (paste clipboard content into Word) -- Kind regards, Gerard Bok Gerard Bok |
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> Depends on the pdf file.
> (The creator of the document can prevent this action.) > > When allowed: ctrl-A (=select all) > ctrl-C (copy to clipboard) > Start Word > shift-Ins (paste clipboard content into Word) The copy/paste method does not preserve all of the formatting. I would recommend using a third party program to do the conversion nerd32768 |
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On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 09:45:39 -0500, "nerd32768"
<brin{removethis}> wrote: >> Depends on the pdf file. >> (The creator of the document can prevent this action.) >> >> When allowed: ctrl-A (=select all) >> ctrl-C (copy to clipboard) >> Start Word >> shift-Ins (paste clipboard content into Word) > >The copy/paste method does not preserve all of the formatting. I would >recommend using a third party program to do the conversion Did you read the "its got to be very simple" part in the original question ? -- Kind regards, Gerard Bok Gerard Bok |
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> Did you read the "its got to be very simple" part in the original
> question ? > > -- > Kind regards, > Gerard Bok Yes, but for most purposes third party software will work best, and be fastest it is easy to select thousands of files, and let it automatically convert them nerd32768 |
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You do realize that a PDF is essentially an Adobe-distilled Postscript file?
Essentially, what you are viewing is the rendering of a formatted printer-language file. And you want to do a "simple" convert of this to a Microsoft formatted .doc file. So the question becomes, are you trying to do this programattically, cut-and-paste, or what? As Gerard noted, *if* your document allows it, you *may* be able to cut and paste some of the elements. "CC" <> wrote in message news:29fc501c465fe$0a34d670$... > How do I do this, its got to be very simple? Earl |
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