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Introduction

    PDF is not easy to edit without an expensive Adobe Acrobat, but we provide an alternative to make it possible. By converting PDF to Word, PDF to Word Converter Free allows you to edit your PDF documents in Microsoft Word. You can easily copy, paste them, add underline, annotate, add underline, etc. It works well with both DOC files from Word 2003, and DOCX from Word 2007.

Step 1. Input FDF Files

    Launch PDF to Word Converter Free and click "Add File(s)" or "Add Folder" to add PDF files you want to convert. The files will be listed in the window with total number displayed at the bottom of the program. To arrange file order, select one of them and click "Move Down/Up"; to delete one or all of them, click "Remove/Remove All"; to add more files, click "Open Source Folder" to choose other PDF files to input; to adjust the appearance, please go to "Appearance".

Tip: there are many ways that you can input PDF files: by double clicking on the blank field in the tasklist or click "Add Files" button you can open an explorer window to find PDF files; "Add Folder" button is used to add all files under a designated directory; you are allowed to copy the PDF files and paste them into the tasklist; of course, when you are pointing some PDF files with your cursor, the easiest way is to directly drag them into our program.

Step 2. Specify Conversion Settings

    Click "Options" to specify the conversion settings. In the "Conversions" tab, you can select the output directory from original directory or check "Select directory" and click "Change" to choose the directory you want. You can also set the overwrite ways when the destination file already exists.



In the "Misc" tab, you can specify whether to prompt the confirm window when removing files from the list or whether to open output folder when conversion is over. You can also let the program play a reminder sound when conversion is complete.



It also allows you to define the page range to convert in "Word Options". You can convert all pages or a contiguous range. There are 3 render modes provided so that you can make the resulting Word document look as if it was typed manually (Flowing) or exactly like the PDF pixel by pixel (Exact). You can also choose an eclectic mode (Continuous) with some advantages of both the two modes above.

Tip: why convert PDF to Word: PDF is not easy to edit because PDF editor like Adobe Acrobat is too expensive; converting PDF to Word can reduce your retyping time; Editing Word document is much easier because almost all computers have Microsoft Office software installed.

Step 3. Convert PDF to Word

    Click "PDF to Word" to start conversion. Within seconds, the conversion will completes and the converted files are marked with Word logo. Click "Open Output Folder" to directly find the converted files.

Tip: PDF to Word Converter Free supports appearance settings. You can choose the ribbon form or Application button mode to hide/display. The touch mode will zoom in the buttons which is extremely useful when you use a tablet PC. You can also make the quick access toolbars visible or invisible, add more commands to the toolbar, change background color, choose radial as the context menu style, etc.

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