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May 26, 2010
Neal nfm
On 5/26/10, help wrote: > I would like to convert pdf files to a word documents. I > have located various free programs on the internet that > would do the job but my problem is that the files are sooo > massive. The smallest number of pages in one file is 65. > I don't even need all the pages converted - just a select > few. Can ...See More
pdf to word
Tried to "copy" the parts I needed into word but was unable to highlight those specific pages. What am I doing wrong???
Neal
On 5/27/10, pdf to word wrote: > Tried to "copy" the parts I needed into word but was unable to > highlight those specific pages. What am I doing wrong???
op
Format came out all wrong. Pictures did not copy paste. The documents (multiple files) in question are dealing with hs math - lots of pics of coordinate grids, graphs, snapshots of graphing calculators, etc. Could it be that the pdf file was written and saved with the latest version of adobe (9 something) and my version is still 8 something?
Neal
The amount of RAM in your computer, the version of Word, lots of variables.
Know any tech savvy students who could use some extra credit?
Time (a commodity short for teachers and long for students) is what this needs. Why not work that to your advantage?
Good Luck, N
Know any tech savvy students who could use some extra credit?
Time (a commodity short for teachers and long for students) is what this needs. Why not work that to your advantage?
Good Luck, N
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