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Converting PDF files to Word - advice needed
Thread poster: finnword1
A Shah
A Shah
Local time: 16:11
English
Depends on requirement Oct 12, 2012

I use PDF files and Office documents in many situations. I convert, create and manipulate PDF files for various reasons. I use the these tools extensively.

Adobe Reader: www.adobe.com
It reads almost all PDF files. Sometimes, it handles damaged PDF files as well.

MS Word: office.microsoft.com/en-us
It has one of the best built-in editing tools for any document.

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I use PDF files and Office documents in many situations. I convert, create and manipulate PDF files for various reasons. I use the these tools extensively.

Adobe Reader: www.adobe.com
It reads almost all PDF files. Sometimes, it handles damaged PDF files as well.

MS Word: office.microsoft.com/en-us
It has one of the best built-in editing tools for any document.

PDF Converter: www.girdac.com
It alllows to view, manipulate, convert and create PDF files.

PDF Transformer: www.abbyy.com
It converts PDF files in many languages.

These tools solves almost all my needs.

Shaw
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Tom in London
Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 11:41
Member (2008)
Italian to English
I agree Oct 13, 2012

neilmac wrote:

finnword1 wrote:

I received a beatiful pdf manual, ,... so I had to take the color pictures out, which brought it down to 5.2 Mb. I had a lot of trouble in copying all the pictures back.


I don't see how this can be considered a translation task. I insist that my clients do this kind of donkey work themselves, and nag them constantly so that they DON'T send me unmanageable texts like this. Otherwise, I tell them I'll charge extra for all the time and effort involved - and that usually does the trick!


I agree with Neilmac. We're translators, not extractors of text from PDF files.


 
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