How Do You Convert An Open Source PDF To Word?
An open source PDF is a document that was generated using a utility apart from Adobe Acrobat Standard or Professional. Open source PDFs can be generated using a virtual PDF printer or converted from within applications such as OpenOffice. PDFs that are not scanned documents can be converted to Microsoft Word (scanned documents are read as pictures or images). Launch the Acrobat Standard or Professional application. Open your PDF by selecting “Open” under “File” in the top menu bar, selecting your file and clicking the “Open” button. Acrobat Standard or Professional includes features to export documents for editing (Acrobat Reader doesn’t have these advanced functions). Select “Export” under “File” in the top menu bar and select “Word document” from the drop-down menu. Type the name of your converted file in the Save As dialog box, select the destination and confirm that the format says “Microsoft Word Document.” Click the “Save” button. Open your converted file in MS Word. Launch the F
