Here is what has worked for me: - open the .pdf document - open a blank Word document - click on the .pdf document with the RIGHT mouse button - select "Select All" (it may be the only thing highlighted) - copy (ctrl-c) - go to the Word doc - paste (ctrl-v) Tricia <+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+> Patricia L. Echeagaray Manager of Flow Cytometry Services (FACSort/Vantage SE) Southern Research Institute - Frederick Microbiology Research Department 431 Aviation Way Frederick, Maryland 21701 USA Voice: (301) 228-2170 or (301) 694-3232 ext 111 or 276 FAX: (301) 694-7223 echeagaray@sri.org <+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+>:<+> >---------- >From: Houston, Jim [SMTP:Jim.Houston@stjude.org] >Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 1999 5:23 PM >To: Cytometry Mailing List >Subject: Conversion of PDF files to Word format > > >To All: > >No relation to Flow but I need some help. There is a lot of info out there >shown as PDF files. Some of this I would like to capture as an editable >Word Document. Dow any one know what I need. > >I can always scan and convert using OCR, but there has to be a better way. > >Any help is appreciated. > >Jim Houston >
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