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Keith Discovering
12th Aug 2008, 15:02
Hi Gents,

When i just want to view a file in my documents folder, I want to use Word as it's the screen i have open. When i try to open a PDF file, the file can't be read by word and gobbidgook comes on the screen.

I don't want to convert PDF files to Word or "SAVE AS"..a PDF file, just read the damn thing clearly.

any suggestions please?

cheers

KD

Saab Dastard
12th Aug 2008, 15:32
Acrobat Reader? Any free PDF reader?

SD

frostbite
12th Aug 2008, 16:48
Foxit is arguably the best pdf reader - it's smaller & faster than Acrobat and you can also add notes to the document if you want to.

Keith Discovering
12th Aug 2008, 19:11
Thanks for the replies gents. These are great but how can they work using Word 2007? I want MS Word to open the document :(

cheers

Saab Dastard
12th Aug 2008, 19:56
I want MS Word to open the document

Try this (http://www.microsoft.com/student/academics/word.aspx?articleid=create-pdfs-word-solid-converter)

SD

Shunter
13th Aug 2008, 06:34
Word doesn't open PDF documents. PDF is not a format it understands. It's like trying to run your Cessna on JetA1.

You need a PDF reader. As has been mentioned; Acrobat or Foxit.

Saab Dastard
13th Aug 2008, 08:29
The URL I posted to Solid Converter now seems broken!

Try Recosoft (http://www.recosoft.com/marketplace/pdf2officepersonal/index.htm)

SD

Keith Discovering
13th Aug 2008, 14:00
Perfect :)

Thanks Saab