[businessed] Converting .pdf to .doc(x)
Stone, Graig
Graig Stone
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Karen Sjoberg
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Wauzeka-Steuben Schools
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Wauzeka, WI 53826
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What programs are you using to do a conversion from a .pdf to a Word file?
Graig Stone
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Grassel, Katie
If you convert it to a Google Doc then you will be able to edit it. It doesn’t always keep all your formatting, but it is also an option.
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What programs are you using to do a conversion from a .pdf to a Word file?
Thanks.
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Graig Stone
Business Education/Information Technology
Career Readiness Coordinator
FBLA Advisor
Head Baseball Coach
841 Gray Street
Horicon, WI 53032
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Billings, Nikki
Jessica Miller
The best luck I’ve had is probably not the most practical… but it preserves the most formatting.
If your school has purchased any licenses for the Adobe Creative Suite (or Macromedia, whatever it is now…), Adobe Acrobat Pro would be a part of it. When you have a pdf file open in Acrobat Pro, one of the options under the File menu is to Save As… > Microsoft Word > choose newest version or 97-2003 (screenshot below)
Again, not the most practical because the suite is expensive… But it does preserve the most formatting. I’m lucky because I have the suite in my lab for my Desktop Publishing and Web Design courses.
Good luck!
Jess
Jessica Miller
Business & Information Technology Teacher
FBLA Adviser
Assistant Varsity Softball Coach
Chilton Middle & High School
From: Stone, Graig [mailto:gst...@horicon.k12.wi.us]
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What programs are you using to do a conversion from a .pdf to a Word file?
Thanks.
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Graig Stone
Business Education/Information Technology
Career Readiness Coordinator
FBLA Advisor
Head Baseball Coach
841 Gray Street
Horicon, WI 53032
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Trisha Sabel
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If you convert it to a Google Doc then you will be able to edit it. It doesn’t always keep all your formatting, but it is also an option.
From: Stone, Graig [mailto:gst...@horicon.k12.wi.us]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2012 11:33 AM
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Subject: [businessed] Converting .pdf to .doc(x)
What programs are you using to do a conversion from a .pdf to a Word file?
Thanks.
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Graig StoneBusiness Education/Information Technology
Career Readiness Coordinator
FBLA Advisor
Head Baseball Coach
841 Gray Street
Horicon, WI 53032
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