PC utilities: A PDF to Word Converter?
Graphics converter supports the convertion of image files to PDF, such as JPG, PNG, GIF and so on. Of course, word can be also supported.
trythissoftware
by nemopdf - 10/21/09 12:10 AM In reply to: A PDF to Word Converter? by BMLEasiest PDF converter solutions: Word to PDF, PDF to Word, printable files to PDF：http://www.nemopdf.com/
PDF Converter to Word
by taboma - 10/21/09 9:41 PM In reply to: trythissoftware by nemopdfI just knew someone would come up with the solution. Great link!
Whenever someone tells you "It cannot be done." Just look at this thread and link.
Nice job,nemopdf. I hope CNET allows your thread to remain as a solution.
I think it is a good link for all to check out. Sounds good to me!!
Thank you,
-Kevin
PDF From & To Conversion Tools
by viastain - 10/23/09 12:22 AM In reply to: A PDF to Word Converter? by BMLI'm using PDF From & To Conversion Tools from http://www.verypdf.com/
So far it works okay on my daily use
PDF Converter
by luckynancy - 10/27/09 1:01 AM In reply to: A PDF to Word Converter? by BMLNemo PDF Converter 4.0 is professional PDF to Word/RTF and Word/Excel to PDF converter software with top accuracy and fast speed. It keeps intact of the features of the source files without any of the formatting problems, such as page layout, image positioning and text font. It batch converts PDF to Word and Word/Excel to PDF. As to PDF to Word conversion, it also supports to convert the selected pages of the PDF to Word for specific uses.http://www.nemopdf.com
PDF Converter
by taboma - 10/28/09 8:22 PM In reply to: PDF Converter by luckynancyluckynancy
Thanks for the post and link to Nemo PDF Converter to Word.
Many were waiting for this,
I have a Mac Version and rely on my Bag Full of Tricks to do this.
Thanks for the link. It was just a matter of time in order to do this for all of the PC here.
Nice Post Nancy!
-Kevin
PDF to Word Converter
by Rita_Lee - 11/2/09 2:56 PM In reply to: A PDF to Word Converter? by BMLI have had great success with Solid Converter PDF creating editable, accurate copy. There's a trial version you can download from http://www.soliddocuments.com/products.htm?product=SolidConverterPDF.
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