Export of text Messages on PC readable by form

Hello

Sorry if it's a question of relationship, but I have an iPhone 4 and I would like to transfer my text Messages on my PC in a readable (with photos) such as Word, PDF or HTML format. Maybe even have the ability to transfer them to my iPhone (or at least some parts of their)

Here is a longer version of the question.

My PC that I had my iPhone 4 sync with iTunes crashed. So currently, I'm not synchronized on iTunes. I have a new PC, but I plan to get the iPhone 7 so I thought I'd go with just the new PC and new iPhone combo. I have a laptop that I play with I can sync to my iPhone 4 with iTunes - if it must be done.

If I sync the iPhone 4 to iTunes on my laptop, I want to make sure that the phone does not get wiped out and lose everything that is already on it.

Any ideas?

Thank you.

NYA.

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