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  You will need to find a forum for MS Word, since it is the software you are trying to manipulate in the present.  If you think that the treatment/creation of the PDF file plays a role, then you should ask in the forum for the software that you use to create the PDF file.

  This forum is for a question about downloading and installing Adobe products test, so in all circumstances, your question does not fit in this forum.

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• How to convert a pdf attachment to a word document?

  I received evidence for an article that I wrote to make final corrections but when I open the file it is a set of symbols that I can't read.  Please help, I'm on a deadline.

  If you mean that you open a PDF with Adobe Reader and the document appears to use a symbol instead of something recognizable font... the file is damaged and you will need to get the sender to send again.

  If you mean you are trying to edit a pdf document by opening Word, you can do that.

  You can change (some) pdf documents if you have Adobe Acrobat (which, unlike Adobe Reader, is NOT free).  The only way you can change a pdf without Acrobat document is to use the optical recognition of characters (OCR) software.  If you have a scanner, this software might have been bundled with it.  Or you could see if the pdf to print and scan file then it would result in an editable document - once again, if there is an OCR software at your disposal.

  You can ask the sender to send the document as a word (or Rich Text Format (rtf), which can be opened by Word).

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

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  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.

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  Like your screenshot shows the properties of the drive Adobe does not provide for user configuration of display it comments, annotations and partner of pop ups.

  You must have Acrobat Pro (.. maybe Standard also) for this feature.

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  I can't make a PDF from a MS-Word file. The function has been effective for a long time, however, it became not effective this time. I tried to make a PDF from another MS-Word file and a pdf file could be made to be. Therefore, in my view, the problem is in the Adobe Acrobat.

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  I checked some information about the website and Adobe, however, that the information available for my case appeared to be "uninstall and install again". I prefer other methods if possible.

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  Thanks CtDave for your helpful reply.

  Fortunately, the problem has been resolved by the method which I didn't do, uninstall and reinstall. I got to have a time to do the job this time.

  One last thing I found was the problem in the MS-Word file. I've included some figures that have been copied from PowerPoint file. I changed the jpg files using Windows Paint software, then a PDF file could be from the new version of MS-Word format.

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  I am running microsoft windows xp home edition 2002. I always have problems with pdf files, sent to me by e-mail, download doc on my canon printer and the creation of pdf file to send. I use microsoft works Task Launcher 2004 edition.

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  Please provide us with more specific information on the issue. Your post is a bit confusing.

  If you need to open the PDF files, you will need to install a PDF reader.

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• 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?

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  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.

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• Maintaining links between PDFs converted from source (Word) files

  Hello

  If I have two Word files and manage the links between them (hyperlink on one specific bookmark on the other), is there a way to easily remember (or reproduce) these links on PDF files converted from Word files?

  Here's what I've tested so far.

  -On the source file, the format of the hyperlink is "{filename} .docx #{bookmarkname}. I changed the extension of docx to pdf.

  -Source/target to convert Word files to PDF format.

  -The hyperlink on the converted source PDF is in the format "file:///{targetpath}/{targetfile}%23{bookmarkname"}

  -When I click on the hyperlink on the converted source PDF, security warning pops up with "this document tries to connect to...". »

  -If I click on 'Allow' on the pop-up, the web browser opens with "cannot display this page" error. "

  
  

  I guess that by using the hyperlink is not a viable solution. If the links do not work, do the following manually?

  
  

  - source file Word, remove all hypertext links (because they do not work on PDF even when)

  -convert files to PDF format

  -on target of PDF, the value named destinations on the points corresponding to Favorites
  

  -on the source PDF, find points corresponding to hyperlinks and define the links to destinations named on target PDF.

  
  

  (Actually the situation is more complicated because files are shared at the chapter level and they should be merged for each new version.)

  
  

  If there is a simpler method to achieve this, I would appreciate your help.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  That's why your problems... You use the PDFMaker plugin, IE the Acrobat Ribbon.