Acrobat to convert PDF files into editable documents

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• I bought the ability to convert PDF files into word documents. However, when I opened a PDF it does not include the right panel that had been giving me the option to convert. After spending 30 minutes on a cat, I learned that (1) the option is not on the

  I bought the ability to convert PDF files into word documents. However, when I opened a PDF it does not include the right panel that had been giving me the option to convert. After spending 30 minutes on a cat, I've learned that (1) the option is not on the right side panel on Acrobat 9 Pro, (2) it is on the top. What should I do to convert my files?

  Look at the file menu.

• I downloaded the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI, but again, I can't convert my PDF files into Word documents?

  Can you convert PDF files into Word documents with the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI?

  And make sure you are current RUNNING Acrobat Pro, not Adobe Reader. The trial does not have the Adobe Reader software. It will say clearly on the screen, which is running.

• How to convert pdf files into word?

  Hello

  How to convert pdf files into word?  do I need to purchase software?

  You can do this with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader DC but yes, you should always buy a subscription to ExportPDF.

• My Adobe Reader 11 saves all PDF files into Word documents and I know no way

  I do a backup as with a PDF file and it saves as a Word document. I have to convert the Word document to a PDF file in a Word document by right click and convert. Why the file record in Word format first?

  Hi Shane,

  On the icon of the document itself, right click, select Properties. On the "Général" tab, in "Open with", click the button change, choose the Adobe program, click ok, apply, ok.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• Can I convert PDF files into PowerPoint files?

  I have pdf files of which the originals are ppt files. I can convert the original ppt format?

  Yes, by using the service Pack PDF or Acrobat Pro.

• Resurrect the old PDF files into usable documents

  Hi all

  I have a few dozen files PDF that was apparently created by scanning the old doc printed 1990 (full of staple holes and Visual noise, like perhaps other pages had glued over time) in PDF without benefit of OCR. I don't know how long the PDF was created, but Ctrl + D shows Acrobat 5.x as the latest version of the cluster. The files have a line drawings. Some have tables created in the old typewriter/WordPerfect bullies: using special characters to delimit columns online. Roll forward about 20 years now... These old relics of decades are the only things that shows how something important, and I have to put things in a useful format for programmers and developers of new products today. Unfortuntately, there is no admin on the staff, and yours is really too short a time to allow to fix such things even at 120 OMP.

  I use Acrobat Pro Extended v.9 on XP - SP3. (I have access to Acrobat 9 on Win7, but I'm just a die-hard XP.)  I tried to run 'Recognize text in multiple files using OCR' with parameters to ClearScan and Word output, and it really gum up the layout until you can not literally follow one sentence to another enough say where are the sentences and paragraphs.  I've seen some other posts about the differences between the 3 OCR options (still a little foggy on it) and thought maybe ClearScan would be a good choice and then save them in Word or save it as plain text or RTF, but ClearScan 'seen' the Visual noise and the punctuation marks and special characters. Maybe it was a hypersensitivity?

  What Miss me about the settings? Or is there something I could / should do to clean up this Visual noise before running OCR? I need ideas like a lot of people who know more that I do what I can maybe you! :-)

  Thanks in advance,

  Wintenberger

  CH-

  I forgot to mention, on some pages, there are also hand-written notes. Is there a way to get the OCR to understand handwriting? Or if I use the typewriter tool to record the handwritten stuff, is it possible to remove the PDF manuscript stuff before running OCR?

  PPS-

  These are not legal documents, but I'm working copies stored away so that the original PDF files are archived for posterity.

  As mentioned, some of the 3rd party are supposed to do a better job, as the OCR is their main goal. When I did my job, I OCRB the scan, then moved to my word processor. Of course, it was not perfect, but much better than of type from scratch. My copy is pretty good and about 600 dpi I recall. I spent probably not more than about 10 minutes per page on average. Maybe it's even higher. I had to retype each equation. The alternative is to copy the equations in the form of a graph. In some cases, you may even want to anyway as you so that the image of the equation to the view that you retype. I have just try a few pages and see what you can get. Be sure to keep a copy of your Moose and work in parts.

• Cannot embed PDF files into Word documents

  Cannot embed a PDF file in word doc. Why? Help?

  1. Click Insert > object in the text group.

  For Outlook, click inside the body of an item, such as a calendar event or e-mail message.

  1. Click create from file > Browse.
  2. Navigate to the .pdf file, that you want to insert, and then click Open.

  Assuming that Word 2010. Found this search word > help > typing "insert a pdf to word.

  I hope this helps.

• How to convert PDF file into word/Excel document?

  Do I have to buy a service? If so, how?

  Page content PDF can be exported to Word or Excel using:

  Acrobat XI (purchasing a license - perpetual or subscription - is necessary).

  Or

  One of subscription services online Adobe Acrobat.com.
  (Look over ExportPDF and Pack PDF.)

  https://www.Acrobat.com/en_US.html

  Be well...

• Insertion of PDF files into word documents

  Since download Adobe X I couldn't insert a PDF document into a word (using Office 2007 and Office 2010) document.  I get the following error message:

  "The program used to create this object is AcroExch.  This program is either not installed on your computer, or it does not.  The change this object install AcroExch or ensure that any dialogs in AcroExch are closed.

  As this was a feature I used without any problem before downloading Adobe X I can only assume that it's to do with the download.

  Any ideas please?

  Maybe a problem of protection of Adobe Reader X mode.

• I'm trying to convert a PDF into editable document

  I'm trying to convert an adobe pdf to an editable document format.

  Hi Leslie,.

  You can convert a PDF file to editable document, but for this will need you the Adobe Acrobat software.

  Open the PDF in Acrobat & option change PDF to make it editable.

  In case if you encounter a problem, please let us know.  We will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Hello, how can I insert a PDF file into a Pages Document?

  How can I insert a PDF file into a Document that I wrote with Pages? I know that I used to do with Windows Word.

  Drag it out of the Finder.

  Peter

• How to merge several pdf files into an editable word document?

  How to merge several pdf files into an editable word document?

  You will need either a subscription to the pack PDF to merge the files, then export to Word or you would need Adobe Acrobat (should not be confused with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader which can not do).

• I paid for Converter PDF Acrobat, so I can convert my PDF files into word doc. Because he became CD player, it no longer allows me to convert, but only asking me to buy the whole Acrobat Pro.

  I paid for Converter PDF Acrobat, so I can convert my PDF files into word doc. Because he became CD player, it no longer allows me to convert, but only asking me to buy the whole Acrobat Pro.

  Can someone please answer!

  Have you signed with your Adobe ID?

  [subject moved to cloud Document PDF Services forum]

• I have Adobe Reader XI with the package that allows me to send a PDF file and convert PDF files to Word. When I open a pdf file and you try to find the search shows no match, even if the word I'm looking for is in the document. Suggestions how to search?

  I have Adobe Reader XI with the package that allows me to send a PDF file and convert PDF files to Word. When I open a pdf file and you try to find the search shows no match, even if the word I'm looking for is in the document. Suggestions how to search?

  A scanned document is an image; You can't find a picture.

  If the image contains text, recognition of characters (OCR) will convert the 'text' in the image in real text (searchable, editable).

  OCR can be performed automatically when converting a PDF to Word, using the ExportPDF service.

  To run OCR inline in a PDF document, you will need Acrobat.