Passworded PDF to Word
Alt Beer
and the file opens fine. (If its relevant, it will only open using Acrobat
Reader 9 no earlier versions). Is there a PDF to Word converter which will
work for this file?
I have made several Google searches for PDF to Word convertors and there
seems to be many to choose from. Rather than install a number of them and
trying them out is there a recommendation for the most accurate PDF to Word
converter which may work with this file? I am looking for a PC based
solution not one of the on-line alternatives
Thanks?
Engineer@pnb.retired_1987 Don Schmidt
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Alt Beer
(maybe security settings?)
> How about doing a Copy and then Paste into Word..
>
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>>I have PDF file which needs a password to open it. I DO have the password
Wendy
Because your PDF file have a owner password to protect the PDF files
from modification.
You can remove this password with this tool http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-password-remover.html
Or if you need some PDF to Word converter, you can try this one
http://www.allpdftools.com because this one can convert the ower
password protected PDF file and it is free.
Also, you can try this 10 free pdf to word tools here:
http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-tips/10-freeware-for-converting-pdf-to-word.html
Artur
http://www.verypdf.com/pwdremover/index.htm
Artur
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MrManuals
wrote:
Why don't you just remove the password and be done with it?
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Alt Beer
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Have tried PDF Password Remover 3 and A-PDF Restrictions Remover. Neither
would remove the password. I have used PDF Password Remover 3 successfully
many times in the past but the current PDF is Adobe PDF V9 compatible and
wont budge. I DO have the open password for the PDF and the file opens fine
using the password so the PDF doesn't seem to be bad.
raneeq
> and the file opens fine. (If its relevant, it will only open using Acrobat
> work for this file?
>
> I have made several Google searches forPDFtoWordconvertors and there
> seems to be many to choose from. Rather than install a number of them and
> trying them out is there a recommendation for the most accuratePDFtoWord
> converter which may work with this file? I am looking for a PC based
> solution not one of the on-line alternatives
>
> Thanks?
In that case, you may try AnyBizSoft PDF to Word beta version. It
support the conversion of password protected PDF files. Here the
password means the author set the restriciton to prevent others from
copying and editing.
You may have a try, it may solve your problem.
http://www.anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html#153
Wendy
> and the file opens fine. (If its relevant, it will only open using Acrobat
> work for this file?
>
> I have made several Google searches forPDFtoWordconvertors and there
> seems to be many to choose from. Rather than install a number of them and
> trying them out is there a recommendation for the most accuratePDFtoWord
> converter which may work with this file? I am looking for a PC based
> solution not one of the on-line alternatives
>
> Thanks?
There are many pdf to word converters but most of them cannot convert
the password protected file. to convert the password protected file,
Adreamsoft PDF to Word Converter is a good choise for you.
http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-to-word-converter.html
Chris Dahl
Talk about an advertising forum.
What you should understand is that there are two types of passwords
that are possible. Open, or Owner.
An Open password is exactly what is says it is. When the user tries to
Open the PDF, they are prompted for the password. The PDF *cannot* be
opened without the Open password.
An Owner password is a way of restricting what people can do to the
PDF. The PDF can be open without entering the Owner password, but what
you can do is limited. In this situation, if 'Extract text and images'
is not permitted, extraction tools aren't going to be able to convert
it to another format.
So, if there is only an Open password, the application should really
just prompt you for the password and then it could perform the PDF to
Word conversion. However, if it has an Owner password that doesn't
permit text/image extraction then you're going to have to use a
program that will allow you to open the PDF and remove the password.
Obviously if you don't know the password then you're at a dead end
(unless you go about using a tool that removes the password, which is
a completely different kettle of fish).