Can I convert a PDF to a Word doc. (docx)
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You can pick it up on a Pdf. reader, highlight the text, copy (ctl.C) and paste (ctrl V) into your Word document.
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This canon scanner is top shelf. When you load the software Canon Solutions Icon will appear on your desktop. You then have 5 choices as how you want to scan. To answer your question, Yes you can scan as a Word doc. Use the center option "Copy" and send to either printer or to your documents. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes to adobe. This comes with a program comparable with windows. Excel word and PowerPoint. Is that what you mean by windows.
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Yes and no. It isn't a true document scanner so you are manually scanning each and every page. The main point of interest is the optical character application (Adobe's ABBYY FineReader Version 9). This converts scanned text to either PDF or Word format. It's not a bad program for pamphlets and pure text documents. However I was hoping to scan a workshop manual for my car - that was a Fail for reasons that have more to do with Word than with FineReader. In short I am now looking for document scanning software because nothing included with the scanner was up to the task I was attempting.
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It is compatible with MS Windows 7 and 8. It will read and convert Word .docx files. It will export files in .docx format as well. It is the most versatile word processor on the market.
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Using the Epson scan program, you can do this. This program is surprisingly good, at least compared to what I'm used to (I had a Canon scanner previously). There is an option when you first start a scan telling it to ask for a prompt for more pages. You continue to add pages until you're done, then click on save, and it saves to multi-page PDF. Pretty easy, in my opinion.
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The short answer is yes, the longer answer is that what program you use to do it depends on your operating system. The Mac is easy, just use Preview and add the pages from one document to the other. If you have Adobe Acrobat Standard (or pro), on Windows there are complete instructions at http://www.econ.ucsb.edu/faq/mergepdfs/mergepdfs.html. Best general advice is to search on merging 2 PDF files plus your operating system, I suspect you will find a number of options
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Unfortunately it only does PDF and JPG... as per manual. To confirm I tried PDF, JPG, DOCX, and DOC... only pdf and jpg worked.
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Yes, you've a number of options. You can use Google Drive, which is an online office suite like MS Office. This saves to Word (and Excel and PowerPoint). You can also download several free and paid for apps to create Word documents.
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You can easily use Word to create your programs and I would be happy to send you my document (and a picture of the results). The key thing to note is, you MUST HAVE A PRINTER THAT LOADS PAPER FLAT and not around a cylinder. Cylindrical printers will not work for this kit.
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Yes, when I go to "print" I get the option - Adobe PDF (Type: Adobe PDF converter)
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Adobe Acrobat will do that and many many other things. There maybe a less expensive option but I'm not aware.M. Raskin
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A more recent version of OpenOffice might work better. Not sure whether ASUS's repositories offer a more up to date version, though. While OO does a good job dealing with word and powerpoint files in general, compatibility won't be 100%. The word and powerpoint formats are proprietary and closed, OO's ability to read/write those formats is based on guess and reverse engineering. That said, you could try the following workaround: upload the document to docs.google.com (apply for a google account if you don't have one yet) and work the forms online. You can download them back to your computer when finished. Another alternative is to use a "windows emulator" such as Crossover to run MS office under Linux.
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I haven't tried. But my other HP printer will enable you to save documents as PDF w/o Adobe
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If you have photoshop you can open a PDF, erase what you want, insert text if you happen to know the font. The only other option is to have a program that knows how to convert PDFs to Microsoft Word documents.
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You can append pdf, but you have to switch software. I scan docs with the ScanSnap S1500 manager (from button in tray) then use Paperport 14 for manipulating and filing - if necessary. It would be preferable if it had a twain driver so I could do everything from within Paperport. But relatively speaking, this is a minor incovenience - for me. I can see it could be a bit of a headache for others.
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Not that I know of. I figured out the double sided part which was great, I had a book that I needed to pdf scan. Scanning 1 doc, then saving 50 separate pdfs, boy, that would take a while... wish I had an answer.