How Do You Copy & Paste A PDF File?
PDFs—Portable Document Format files—work across Macs and PCs but are designed to be final copies of an author’s work; they are not intended to be transferred or edited in other formats. Unless the PDF is protected by its author, though, PDFs can be copied and pasted for use in various software programs, including Excel and Word. Upgrade to Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or later. Open the document you wish to copy. Scroll to the toolbar at the top of the document window. Click on the text icon “T.” Choose the text you wish to copy. Click to the left of the first word in your document. Right-click and drag your mouse over the text to highlight it for copying. If you’re copying the entire page, press “Ctrl A.” Open a blank Word document. Click anywhere on the page. Press “Ctrl V” to paste the contents into Word. Convert the text into a table. Click and drag your mouse over the contents you just pasted. Press “Ctrl A” to capture the entire page. Select: “Table > Convert > Text to Table.” A dialogu
