Note: All conversions will be applied only on the selected content. To learn about the content selection, see Selecting Content.
1. To
copy a selected portion of text from the PDF file to clipboard: on the Home tab, in the Create group, click the Copy Text button
.
Note: To learn how to convert images to MS Word, see Converting Images to Microsoft Word .
1. Click any of the PDF
to Word buttons
located:
On the Home tab, in the Convert group.
On the Convert tab, in the Office group.
On the Quick Access Toolbar.
2. Select one of the two conversion options:
Standard conversion gives the best output for most documents. It retains background graphics and textual layout.
Forms conversion is suitable only for PDF forms. PDF forms are PDF Documents with fields for entering data. This option will convert those fields into the appropriate Word document elements.
3. Select output format:
Create Word Document (*.doc). A standard Microsoft Word format.
Create RTF Document (*.rtf). Allows cross-platform interchange. Besides editing in Microsoft Word, this file format can be edited in other processors, such as WordPad, OpenOffice, KWord, WordPerfect, TextEdit and more.
Note: To learn how to convert images to MS Excel, see Converting Images to Microsoft Excel .
1. Click any of the PDF
to Excel buttons
:
On the Home tab, in the Convert group.
On the Convert tab, in the Office group.
On the Quick Access Toolbar.
1. On
the Convert tab, in the Office group, click the PDF to PowerPoint button
.
1. On
the Convert tab, in the Other group, click the PDF to HTML button
.
1. On
the Convert tab, in the Other group, click the PDF to
Images button
.
2. Select images type and specific image properties.
3. Choose scaling type, and scale. You can choose to scale images either by size or resolution.
4. The default location for saving images is the same as the location of the opened PDF document. If you uncheck the Same as source button, you can specify another folder for saving images.
5. Click Convert.