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• How to export a PDF file to a word document? at this time he came with "specified by a policy (CMap) encoding is missing? What can I do?  Thank you

  How to export a PDF file to a word document? at this time he came with "specified by a policy (CMap) encoding is missing? What can I do?  Thank you

  Hi frenchiem,

  This is due to the PDF file cannot display the original fonts. To fix it, creator must create the PDF file with the police embed option enabled. Thus, the user can open the file on any platform with the same layout. Or the product Acrobat can display them after installing the media kit for police on the client side.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• 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

• I am on a trial with Acrobat Pro DC on a Mac and when I try to combine files for example a pdf file and a word doc it says "additional permissions to access to" the word doc, so I have to select a folder and grant access, etc.  It's too long - is the

  I am on a trial with Acrobat Pro DC on a Mac and when I try to combine files for example a pdf file and a word doc it says "additional permissions to access to" the word doc, so I have to select a folder and grant access, etc.  It's too long - is there a way to get around this?

  Hi Alex,

  This is not related to Acrobat, Microsoft, you can see this problem with Microsoft Word is known: grant access file: cannot open the document: user - Microsoft Community it is a sandbox application. It restricts user with several workflow.

  Unfortunately, there isn't much we can help at this stage.

  Kind regards

  Tariq Dar.

• using Adobe Acrobat Pro, how to convert a pdf file to a Word doc?

  Using Adobe Acrobat Pro, how to convert a pdf file to a Word doc?

  Hi arrow888,

  See this KB document for help to convert or export PDF files to the file formats, Adobe Acrobat.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• I need a step by step instructions on how to convert a PDF file to Microsoft word, so I can change it

  I need a step by step instructions on how to convert a PDF file to Microsoft Word, so I can modify it.

  Hello Sharon,

  Here is a quick guide:

  1. log-in to cloud.acrobat.com

  2. click on the tab PDF export

  3. click on the big blue button labeled as "PDF files selected for export

  4. a Pop up window appears, you must click on "Choose the files on my computer" and select the file to convert.

  5. click on continue and then click on the button "export to Word.

  You will be asked to download the converted file once finished the process of file conversion.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• Export a PDF file to a Word document

  I received a pdf file that is to be exported as a supplement to a class Word documents. In addition, I would like the pdf. be shortened by creating a view "handout", with

  3 pages, condensed on one, similar to the way in which you can take a powerpoint presentation and create views of document.

  Help, please! Thank you. I appreciate any guidance you can provide.

  Hi kellynmca,

  You can export PDF to a Word document in Acrobat, but the steps will vary depending on what version you have. In the current version, Acrobat DC, you choose file > export to > Microsoft Word (in previous versions, the option is file > save as another). Once you have converted the PDF file to Word, you can handle it if necessary to combine these pages on one.

  Best,

  Sara

• I'm trying to convert a PDF file to a Word Doc.  I click on convert and then connect and it says can not find the network.

  I get a network error when I try to connect to the sidebar of a PDF file that I am trying to convert.  How can I fix it?

  Hi christinemsd,

  Looks like you can try to access the service through Adobe Reader. What happens if you connect directly to https://cloud.acrobat.com ?

  Best,

  Sara

• FREE TRIAL - convert PDF file to a Word doc

  How can I get the free PDF file to convert it to a Word document in DOCX format?

  The email from Adobe does not explain how to get it. I tried to get it converted, but he repeats to me that I have to pay for the submarines.

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  Hi Igcameron01,

  You can download the Adobe Acrobat XI trial and install it... With this product, you can convert your PDF to Word file...

  Please visit the link below to download Acrobat: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=acrobat_pro&loc=us

  To convert PDF to Word using Acrobat XI... Please follow the steps below:

  How to convert a PDF to Word:

  1. Open a file in Acrobat XI.
  2. Choose Tools > content edition > export to Microsoft Word Document file.
  3. Click settings to enable OCR characters (OCR) If your PDF contains the digitized text.
  4. Name the Word file and save it to a desired location.

  You can also subscribe to the online Service... https://www.Acrobat.com/EXPORTPDF/en_GB/convert-PDF-to-Word.html

• How to convert a pdf file to a word doc to make these changes

  How to turn a PDF a word in order to make the chnages doc?

  You need Acrobat and can then use the file--> save money...--> Microsoft Word. Do not expect miracels. PDF files are not intended for the edition and you can end up with clumps of text and lose all the formatting and may have to rebuild the document completely.

  Mylenium

• How to convert a pdf file into a word doc

  Do I need to download software Creative costume or elements?

  Hi Enriquillo,

  You must use Adobe Acrobat to achieve this.

  Please see: vert-pdf-to-microsoft-office-word-tutorial_ue.pdf http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/acrobat/pdfs/adobe-acrobat-xi-con

  Kind regards

  Rave

• I want to export adobe PDF with adobe acrobat XI

  I want to export adobe PDF with adobe acrobat XI

  You can check on the Adobe site, but I don't think that there is such an option. You can upgrade an earlier version of Acrobat to AA 9, but nothing else. Access the products and select buy Acrobat. Then change to upgrade and you will see that only Acrobat is an option.

• Define the quality of compression for individual images to export a PDF file?

  When is export a PDF in the ID file, you are given an option to downsample and compress images. My problem is, I want to compress images more than others. For example, a photo in the paper could be much more than a sous-echantillonnees png logo. Of course, I could go and pre-sous - sample each image to the right size in photoshop, but it may involve sort of. Is there a way I could exclude at least one particular image of compression?

  Hi Graham,

  If this is all for a PDF file, which should be light for web downloads and not for print jobs we can do the following:

  1. export a PDF file with different settings Downsample

  2 merge PDFs with Acrobat Pro

  Using the functionality of layers:
  A. import as layer
  B. flatten layers

  To get the different resolutions of individual images, configure the images that you do not want to see with a separate export for re - print.

  If this idea will work or not work depends on the structure of your page layout. And it might be a little automated through scripts. The extent of automation can be low or high. If images that shouldn't be downsampled can be identified by certain rules, legal regimes may or other means such as styles of object applied to the container used frames per etc., it could be high. And also individual export can be done by the script.

  Kind regards
  Uwe

• [LIKE CS5] Export a PDF file in the background

  Then CS5 has background export to PDF files. If I have a script that exports several PDFs or JPGs etc, as each page individually or several parameters in the order (or at the same time now?), how know when it is done? AppleScript normally "expects" that the process is done. But now what happens? How can I know that exporting is done and I can close the file, or PDFs are made successfully?

  In my view, that there is now a "background task" class and a command ' wait for task. Examples on how to work with who? (Sorry I have not had time to work on it right now, working on other things IDCS5/Snow Leopard yet.)

  TIA, Chris

  If your script still uses the document. exportFile(), nothing will change. For example, the following code always works:

  t = app.activeDocument.exportFile(ExportFormat.pdfType, File("~/Desktop/Test.pdf"));
  alert("Task is done")
  

  If you want to use the "background" feature, you will need to use document.asynchronousExportFile ().  AsynchronousExportFile returns a background task, which is the waitForTask() method.  You can use something like this:

  t = app.activeDocument.asynchronousExportFile(ExportFormat.pdfType, File("~/Desktop/Test.pdf"));
  t.waitForTask();
  alert("Task is done")
  

  This export your document to PDF using a background task, wait for export to fill and then displays an alert.  The problem is that you lose the benefits of a background task (that is, you can do other things while the file export in the background).

  The backgroundTask object has a status property, which returns the status of the task, including TaskState.COMPLETED.  You could probably add an event listener to check the change of State of TaskState.RUNNING to TaskState.COMPLETED.  When I get a little more time later, I'll check and try to provide a code example.

  Once again, if your concern is the behavior of scripts you already have, then nothing should change.  If you are looking to take advantage of the new substantive tasks, there is work to do.

  /Dan

• Hello guys, I made a resume in the mac notebook and want a doc word or pdf by e-mail if they can read it, does anyone know how to edit this file to a word doc?

  Hi guys I was wondering if someone can help, make a resume in the mac notebook and want as a document word or pdf by e-mail if they can read it, does anyone know how to edit this file to a word doc?

  On Thu, 20 Sep 2012 10:06:18 + 0000, samburns987 wrote:

  Hi guys I was wondering if someone can help, make a resume in the mac notebook and want as a document word or pdf by e-mail if they can read it, does anyone know how to edit this file to a word doc?

  I don't know anything about Macintosh or its files, but if it isn't
  a standard .txt file, simply read it in Word, and then do a backup with regard
  Save it as a .doc or .docx file.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP