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    How do you convert pdf to word so you can fill it in?

    Grr I trying to fill in an application form and is is in PDF format how do you convert form PDF to word? Google doc did not work.

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    PDF to Word Online Converter

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    In Adobe Reader XI there is an option under 'file' called 'Save as Other', from there you should be able to save it into an office format.

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    You can also open the PDF in Photoshop and just start using text layers over it there, often how I amend text in PDFs as it's much less faff and there's no chance of a conversion process borking the layout.

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    This is also a really useful online service.

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    I just use the Foxit typewriter option, lets you overtype on PDFs, very handy.

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    Openoffice Draw. Generally it opens pdfs directly and you add the text as layers. If not, imagemagick will convert it to jpgs, edit in Openoffice Draw (as one document) and then export it as a pdf, which you then send off.

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    Some very useful answers here. I'm surprised that so far I'm the only one who has hit the TY button?

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    Office 2013 will let you do this.

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    I received an E-Mail from Adobe about Acrobat XI today:

    ...• Open and view PDF files, regardless of which operating system you're running.
    • Use Protected Mode with virtually any PDF document for added security.
    • Provide feedback with intuitive commenting and review tools.
    Fill in, sign, and save PDF forms electronically.

    For IT professionals, Adobe Reader XI increases operational efficiency and helps reduce TCO over previous versions of Adobe® Acrobat® by offering these improvements:

    • Fewer out-of-cycle patches, due to improved application security, including security sandbox enhancements, to help safeguard systems and data.
    • Free Adobe tools, such as the Customization Wizard and the Enterprise Toolkit for Acrobat and Reader, that speed installer and application configuration.
    • Support for Microsoft® SCCM/SCUP and Apple® Remote Desktop to streamline deployments and updates.

    Adobe Reader XI is free to distribute as long as a current Distribution License Agreement is in effect...

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    I use PFD Escape. it let you upload and Edit the pdf as you wanted.

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