Tips To Change Pdf Into Microsoft Word To Be Neat And Nice

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PDF is a file that we are familiar with, we have even made it either
during college or at work. But know what a PDF file is? PDF stands for Portable
Document Format. This PDF is a document format that is usually the end result
of any work in another format with the aim of being shared with other parties.
This PDF usually can no longer be edited the contents of the content.

 

Sometimes we have a PDF file that will be used for other purposes
but the file can't be tampered with while requiring the contents without
changing the format. If copied directly from PDF usually the result is not appropriate
and even messy.

 

One way to solve this problem is by changing the format of the
document into an editable document, be it Ms. Word, Ms. Excel or something
else. Many software and websites provide the convert document feature, but that
becomes another problem because not all software and websites have the ability
to convert PDFs into editable documents that produce good output. Most of the
results are messy that looks messy.

 

A website that I found that has excellent PDF-to-editable document
conversion capabilities and neat output is the fileeagle website. Here are the
steps to convert PDF files to Ms.word neat.

 

Go to the fileeagle.com website

Look for the "PDF Converter" menu then select the
"PDF to Word" feature

Click on "Choose Files" to upload a PDF file or you can
also enter an internet url link if the file is on an internet server

On “Text recognition mode” select “Use OCR”

In “Your document language” select the language according to the
language used in the PDF file

Click “Change”

On the Results tab, just click the download logo

 

Congratulations, the PDF file can be edited.

 

Note: in addition to converting to Ms. Word can convert to Ms. Excel
and Ms. Powerpoints too.

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