Best converter for PDF to Word

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• Triple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin

  June 2014 #2

  You were not able to use the "typewriter" tool to fill it out?

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• Triple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin

  June 2014 #3

  In reference to converting to Word, you should be able to go to File then Export then select Word

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• Spineyman Destin, FlPosts: 8,374 Admiral

  June 2014 #4

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• Griz Palm Beach Gardens, FloridaPosts: 9,922 Admin

  June 2014 #5

  Triple Threat 33T wrote: »

  In reference to converting to Word, you should be able to go to File then Export then select Word

  
  When I do that they're still not "fillable"

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• Triple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin

  June 2014 #6

  That's odd, you should be able to take any PDF and "type" on it. Just for the hell of it, print the document, scan it and save it as something else and then try and type on it in case it was protected from being able to be edited.
  
  
  Did you try converting to a Word document? File/Export/Word Doc

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• WaterEngineer Posts: 24,415 AG

  June 2014 #7

  The best >>>> http://www.nuance.com/for-business/document-imaging-and-scanning/power-pdf-converter-standard/index.htm

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• Griz Palm Beach Gardens, FloridaPosts: 9,922 Admin

  June 2014 #8

  Triple Threat 33T wrote: »

  That's odd, you should be able to take any PDF and "type" on it. Just for the hell of it, print the document, scan it and save it as something else and then try and type on it in case it was protected from being able to be edited.
  
  
  Did you try converting to a Word document? File/Export/Word Doc

  
  Yes. Doesn't convert perfectly. Looks I'll stick with the typewriter function in Adobe

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• Griz Palm Beach Gardens, FloridaPosts: 9,922 Admin

  June 2014 #9

  WaterEngineer wrote: »

  The best >>>> http://www.nuance.com/for-business/document-imaging-and-scanning/power-pdf-converter-standard/index.htm

  
  
  Tried it and it didn't work great either. Just seems strange some entities have fill-able forms and some don't.

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