Sharing a file in PDF format allows people to view the document regardless of what word processor they are using. More importantly, it prevents formatting errors from cropping up due to word-processor incompatibilities, making PDFs a must for official documents like resumes and important letters. To convert a Microsoft Word document to PDF format, use one of the following methods.
- The best solution is probably to use Adobe Acrobat which comes with functionality to export a pdf as doc/rtf/html. Unfortunately the product is rather expensive for single use.
- A quick and dirty conversion routine for text only is to use Google. If you mail a pdf as an attachment to a GMail account, Google offers you the option to download it as a HTML file. And Word can handle those.
- user text selection tool in adobe reader
- Open the PDF file in a reader, for example in standard Adobe Reader.
- Switch to the text selection tool.
- Select the desired part of the text and copy it to the clipboard.
- Run MS Word or any other editor and paste the text into it.
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