Export a PDF file to word, without formatting.

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• When I export my PDF file to Word, I lose the formatting?

  Why am I losing my page/font formats and spacing when I export my PDF file to Word?

  It would be useful to know the operating system and the version of Acrobat. When you export, the registration screen has a settings option that includes retain format (creates a lot of text boxes) or flow. There are also options for OCR and graphics in the settings. If the PDF has strange fonts (or non-system), they will be not recorded and Acrobat will try a better idea on an appropriate policy.

  

• I can't export a PDF file to Word, there is an error in access to the service

  I can't export a PDF file to Word, there is an error in access to the service

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  Hi florac81095806,

  If you use ExportPDF go in drive, please make sure you have Acrobat Reader DC, as you can no longer access the service of earlier versions of the player. You can download the CD from this page: https://get.adobe.com/reader.

  Best,

  Sara

• Cannot export the PDF file into WORD Doc (that I just bought) system allows me to choose which PDF file but is grayed out in the area where is located the "Convert" button - so no activity.  I want to be sure that my order was confirmed the e-mail address

  RE: ORDER NUMBER: ADO18068065

  I just bought your program Adobe Export PDF but does not - Adobe allows me to capture what PDF I want to export - but won't let me DO NOT convert the file (the window to see where the PDF export is grayed out and I can't enter anything).  Can I entered an incorrect email when I signed firstly for the export of Adobe program ([email protected] INSTEAD of Correct e-mail address: [email protected] could you go to see if the order went through because your window opens each time I try to export a PDF file to WORD asking me to buy the program Adobe export again. )

  Thanks - Pls email me at: [email protected] with your answer.  

  Hi constancew92438621,

  Make sure that you have installed the last DC of Adobe Acrobat Reader Acrobat Reader DC Learn & Support to use the service to export it to PDF help of Acrobat Reader | Export PDF to Acrobat Reader DC.

  You can also use this service online at https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf

  Let me know if you have still any problem?

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Export a PDF file to HTML without OCR

  Hi all

  I use Adobe Acrobat X to export PDF files to HTML files. It seems that the HTML conversion runs an OCR process on the document until the page HTML is written. This translates into a large number of images not showing correctly because the OCR process removes the text and place it in the body of the HTML rather than recognizing that it is part of the image. I had used Acorbat 9 to convert to HTML format in the past, and it wasn't a problem.

  Is there a way to disable the part of the conversion to HTML OCR in Acrobat X?

  Thank you

  TERI

  Hi Teri,

  Edit > Preferences > PDF conversion > HTML.  Click "Edit settings..." and uncheck "Run OCR" if necessary.

  -David

• In the areas of text of the text is then export a pdf file to word

  I use a MAC and have converted a document, but all the text is in the areas of separate text which is extremely frustrating because it makes editing the document extremely difficult, there is a way to stop what is happening and get the document just convert a normal word document?

  You have the option, when exporting to retain the provision that creates text boxes or keep the flow. The latter is probably what you want. When you get the save in menu, select the options or settings button and change this option.

• How to export my PDF files to Word?

  Export my documents to word.

  Hi Norman Booze,

  I see you have a subscription ExportPDF. This document is all you need to get started: Getting Started with ExportPDF | Adobe Community

  Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

  Best,

  Sara

• Is anyway to convert massive amount of PDF files in word document without having to go through each and one of them

  Adobe PDF does wonderful job when it comes to convert the PDF file to Word document. However, I would like to know if there is anyway to convert my many PDF files in Word without having to go through each and of them clicking me and confirming questions for the conversion? For example, there is an option to convert many files in PDF format simply by checking a box to indicate the ones I want to be converted. However, I don't see this option when it comes to convert a PDF to Word format. I need to go through them each and individual verification of various things such as folders to destination. It would really save me some time because I wouldn't need to sit in front of my laptop, manually by clicking more.

  Hi chaconne1003,

  You can do this by creating an action ExportPDF in Acrobat, however, acrobat would encourage it several times in the process, usually for the location of the file that results, the file format resulting, then it really isn't an automated process.

  However, if you have a subscription to the service online pdf export, all you need to do is select all the files at once which are to be converted, set the option of conversion to Microsoft Word and then you can sit back and look at the files being downloaded and automatically converted.

  Once all the file conversion is complete, you will be prompted to download the converted files. However, it can also be tedious process if the size of the file being downloaded pdf is large or you are on a slow network.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• How to edit pdf file (in indesign) without having to re-export then and redo all the fields of the form and formatting?

  How to edit pdf file (in indesign) without having to re-export then and redo all the fields of the form and formatting?

  Edit PDF files in InDesign is not a good idea. If the file was originally exported ID, then change the original and then create a new PDF file.

  Open an old, and then use the command replace Pages to insert the new pages on the 'old'. The fields that you have already created will remain in place when you do this.

• I export to PDF Adobe format expires Aug.2015. Need to convert the PDF file to Word.Repeatedly made to SUBSCRIBE. Can I PLEASE signs for COVERT my tp of PDF WORD file?

  How to use my Adobe export in PDF format to convert PDF files to Word.

  Gene

  Hi 1gene.

  It seems that you just are not connected to the ExportPDF service. If you use a web browser, please clear the cache and then connect directly to https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf. If you want to convert the drive you choose Help > updates to ensure that you have installed the latest versions.

  Please let us know if you still have problems logging in to ExportPDF, and let's dig a little deeper.

  Best,

  Sara

• I ve just to open a PDF file in Word format, but I can't use it properly. The document is unformated...

  I ve just to open a PDF file in Word format, but I can't use it properly. The document is unformated...

  The conversion to WORD (if you converted before you opened in WORD, because WORD does not open PDF files to my knowledge) is a luck of the draw. Two options are generally available, to keep the page layout and to maintain the flow of the text. The provision creates a bunch of text boxes in WORD with your information. The stream format does not text boxes. If the PDF file has been create from WORD with all tags (using PDF Maker), then the conversion can be almost flawless. If it was printed to PDF format or the markup turned off, then you are function Acrobat (or export) try to interpret what is necessary and the results is often not great. An article that almost never comes out right are equations.

  If you scanned the document, then you have an OCR option, but don't expect great things. You must always keep the originals of your documents. Reverse engineering function, a PDF to WORD is a dangerous practice.

• How to export a PDF file without bleed him feel extra "stuff" on the edges?

  I know that my question wording sucks, but I didn't know how else to put it.

  I created a document ID for printing with a bleeding.  When I export to PDF format, the image is not cropped to the final size of the page, but includes the excess background images that I have extended beyond the limits of the page for a bleeding.  I am now trying to export a PDF file that can be sent by e-mail and will not be printed, and so I would like to export a PDF file that has none of these extra stuff (I disabled the printing marks) on the edges.  But my PDF has the makings of excess and a red outline around the dimensions of the actual page.  How to export a PDF file which is cropped to the correct page size (8.5 "x 11")?

  I have attached the PDF I created with the stuff in excess and the red outline around the size of the page so you can see what I mean.

  Thank you!

  Bryan

  When exporting, make sure that the ' marks and bleeds options looks like don't like this (no boxes checked):

  

• does not connect to allow to export a PDF file to a Word document

  does not connect to allow to export a PDF file to a word document

  Try to do it here: https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf

• Acrobat Reader DC works fine and opens a PDF file without problem - until I have a word document open as well-, then the PDF file crashes. I can't open a PDF file, a word document is also open.

  Acrobat Reader DC works fine and opens a PDF file without problem - until I have a word document open as well-, then the PDF file crashes. I can't open a PDF file, a word document is also open.

  For troubleshooting, you can disable the Protected Mode (https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/using/protected-mode-windows.html#id_94783) and see if that solves the problem. If the problem persists, please re-enable the Protected Mode to improve safety.

  Let us know how it goes.

• I tried exporting a PDF score in word format, but it seems incomplete. Is there any way to export the music score PDF to word correctly?

  I tried exporting a PDF score in word format, but it seems incomplete. Is there any way to export the music score PDF to word correctly?

  Very, very unlikely, unless you export each page in the form of a simple graph, slats, words and everything. You ask too much, especially given that Word is not a music creation application.