Insertion of PDF files into word 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.

• 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.

• 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

• 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

• 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]

• 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.

• 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 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.

• Acrobat to convert PDF files into editable documents

  ¿I want to be able to convert PDF files into editable Word or Excel files. What kind of Acrobat reader do I need to buy to be able to do?

  Hi javierh21806074,

  Acrobat Reader DC is a free application, Acrobat Reader DC Learn & Support, you can buy export them to PDF service https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf to convert your PDF to Word/Excel files & to use help of Acrobat Reader with Acrobat Reader DC | Export PDF to Acrobat Reader DC.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• 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

• How to insert a Pdf file into your Web site for download?

  Hello

  I am seeking a different ways to insert a PDF (company presentation) into my site and that visitors can download it.

  Right now I put a link in the text, wich ist going to another page (Wordpress).

  My site is done with the Jimdo program: www.tta-personalmedizin.de and the link ist the wort "Unternehmensprasentation."

  Can someone tell me more options?

  Thank you in advance.

  I don't know what is "Jimdo.  Usually if you have a Web site, you upload data using FTP.  Really, it doesn't matter what data you download, HTML, images, PDF documents.

• How can I insert another PDF file into an existing PDF page

  Here is some information.  I used to use Acrobat 5 (I know it's really old, but it worked fine for my needs, but it's time to upgrade).  I have a document PDF 1 page that exists (for example, an invoice).  Sometimes in Excel I create additional supporting details/calculations/etc that I have to place on the Bill.  In the past I would print my Excel document to PDF using PDF Broadgun (great tool!) - and I would like to continue to do that.  Then I'd go in Acrobat 5, open to the top of my invoice PDF 1 page document, can I use the shape tool, insert the icon and select my right to 'support' on the 1st page PDF document.  If necessary, I could resize and place anywhere on the paper invoice/PDF 1 existing page that I started with, then the resolution is great (i.e. without "grainy" appearances, etc.).

  I've now upgraded to Acrobat Pro XI (Finally, technically I'm test to ensure he'll will meet my needs - well, until I came across this).  I tried to copy the data Excel directly in my invoice PDF document, but it's often times the super object large (away from the page from left to right) and then I have to resize (significantly smaller) in order to adapt it to the page.  This causes the resizing of the text that should appear "grainy".

  So pretend that my original invoice/PDF 1 page document took the top 1/2 of the page.  Then, in Excel I create a backup that is say 5-10 lines of calculations.  How can I get the Excel save as Image in my document 1 original page (and on the 1 page)?  The only work that I found so far about is to be inserted as the last past, then to highlight the new features in Excel, cut and copy on page 1 (these seems like extra stages in my eyes, but it does not work).

  I also want to avoid using the screen snip-it, snagit and several other tools for the following reasons:

  1. I don't want to remove the gridlines in Excel (that is, when you print from Excel, the grid lines do not print by default)

  2. I use Broadgun PDF to generate a PDF file (i.e. electronic print) and then the document/data looks exactly as I want it to look like if I had printed physically

  Any thoughts?  Thanks in advance for help also.

  Other details: Windows 7 Pro, use of the company

  I don't see what the problem is with the print to PDF using the Adobe PDF printer as you did with the other tool. Open your new PDF Excel, then do the same process as before (assuming that it worked for you). Just go to tools > Interactive and add a button field (I assume that's what you did before) and place the file there. At least give it a try because I think that's what you say you used to do.

• 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.