pdftoword.com
Turning a PDF file into a doc or rtf file can be handy for editing. Doing it online can be even better when there is no software to load and install. PDFtoWord.com does just that.
The site opens to a screen that explains how it is free and simple. The three steps are on the front page in clear format. Step one: locate the file you want to convert. Step two: choose which format you would like to receive the converted document in. Step three: type the email address to receive the file.
The description of the website says it is the most accurate PDF to Word converter. In testing the site, a 48 page pdf file was perfectly converted and delivered via email. The formatting was in tact and the document was ready to edit in Microsoft Word ® or Open Office Writer ®.
Chosing the format in step two depends on the program that you use to edit word documents. Doc files can be read in Microsoft Word ® and Open Office Writer ®. RTF files can be read in these programs and also Microsoft WordPad ® which is included with all Windows versions.
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Here is a similar site that also converts PDF to Word online but with more flexible options:
www.freepdftoword.org
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Cool tips!
Handy to know about this.
I've tried those online services before. Sometimes I need to convert some classified PDF or personal PDF, so that online converters seem not that reliable to me. I'm using AnyBizSoft to convert PDF to Word for me, that's accurate, even protected PDF can be converted. Pretty cool.
www.anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html#163
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This site does not work. you can not edit your Word Document once you download the file. It took me 4 tries just to get it to send. Horrible and didn't work.
Well I would recommed using the simplest and easiest tool that converters my pdf files to word format here is home page to download the free version tool -- http://www.convertapdftoword.com/
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