Export to Word document

Hi, Is there any way to export the tables (along with their columns) into a Word document from my data model?

Hi,
Sure there is. Go to File ->Reports.
You can generate reports from there for single object or all objects.
Output is in MS Word XML format. Could be opened with MS Word 2003 and above.

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Export to Word document from Pages 4.x causes timestamps for all comments to update to time of export. Is there a way to change that behavior?

Jesse,
That's a pain, isn't it?
When the comment autofills the timestamp, backspace it out of the comment and replace with your plain text version of the current date and time. That should put a stop the the updates.
Jerry

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Hello all, I'm having the an issue where no matter what kind of text or document i try to export from Pages 08', I get an error saying "An unknown error occurred" I tried deleting all the pages files and reinstalling the whole suite but i still get the same issue. Is anybody else experiencing this?

I started having problems with Safari 3, uninstalled, reverted back to Safari 2 which didn't work either. Performed an archive and install of Tiger and now the Pages '08 document exports to MS Word.
Based on the fact that 2 of our 3 Macs were able to export okay and not very many others posting about problems I don't think it is a problem with Pages '08.
Consider checking your system using Disk Utility to "Verify disk" or if you have other strange happenings with your Mac try the archive and install. It is a pain to download and install the updates but it worked for me.

Problem in word document creation

Dear All,
I am creating document by using the interface.
I can see the document is getting created and opened, but immediately it is getting closed
I want this document to be open until i close. How can i suceed.
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Lisa

Solved it by own.
Just call method in PAI this will solve the problem

Converting a PDF to a Word document that maintains formatting

I am trying to convert a PDF to a Word .doc and it when I select the Export to Word Document option, the formatting goes crazy. Is there a way to maintain the formatting from the .pdf to .doc?

Not really in Acrobat no. If the original document used proper tagging you'd have a better shot at it but those are rare.
There are PDF to Word converters that do a better job available. Try Google and you'll get many options (can't vouch for any personally).

I'm trying to convert a pages document to a word document

via Share - Export - as word document but it fails every time. I can't send via mail as a word document either. Does anybody know why this is happening or how to fix it?

Thanks very much, but I've managed to do it by copy-and-pasting to an email, then to word.
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Convert a pdf file to a word document

where do you go to convert a file

Hi patrice228,
Adobe Reader XI uses Adobe Export PDF online to convert the file into Word.
You can go to File > Save As > Word or Excel Online
You can even use Acrobat XI to convert a pdf to word document.
Go to File > Save as other... > Microsoft Word > Word document / Word 97-2003 document
You can even make a selection of any table in the pdf document and right click and select 'export as ' > Word document.
Or,
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I exported a PDF document to Word, however, I am unable to edit the document, what is next?

I exported a PDF document to Word, however, I am not able to open it for editing, how do I get into the Word version for editing?

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Export to Word, Text does not appear in Word document

I have created a document in Pages which needs a table as part of it. I need to convert it to Word for work but when I use the Export to Word function it creates the Word Doc file but the table is blank - no text in the table at all? (Other text outside of the table is created).
Apart from that the formatting is not as it should be and some text (outside of the table) is incorrectly placed on the Doc file.
My fall back up to now has been to export to pdf (which works perfectly) and email that, but that stops it being edited at work.
Where should I be looking to make sure the text in the table in pages is exported to the Word document?
Or amn I expecting too much?
I am using a retina iMac, Yosemite OSX. Thanks.

Pages v5 (any version) is none of the following:
Word clone
Predictable
Professional/business grade software
Complete
Entirely debugged
Thoroughly documented
Many have, and continue to report export problems with Pages v5. Since we cannot peer over your shoulder as you enter text in a table, or if you tried to make the table behave as if in MS Word, the best bet would be to drop Pages entirely and use MS Word in Office for Mac 2011 (update 14.4.7 or later). Then you will be able to stop gambling with document conversion, work in the native Word .docx format, and recover some lost productivity. Word, not Apple's Pages, is the corporate word processing standard — for a reason.

How to export a PDF to a word document? at the moment it came up with "The encoding (CMap) specified by a font is missing ????? what can I do? thanks

How to export a PDF to a word document? at the moment it came up with "The encoding (CMap) specified by a font is missing ????? what can I do? thanks

Hi frenchiem,
This is due to the PDF file cannot display the original fonts. To fix it, creator should create the PDF file with the embed font option enabled. Thus, user can open the file on any platform with the same layout. Or the Acrobat product can display them after you install the appropriate font support package on the client side.
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How do I export a scanned document to Word?

How do I export a scanned document to Word?

Use your OS's file browser/explorer to sort the files (in the folder) by date.
Rename each. Top down put a numeric prefix in place.
000-filename
001-filename
nnn-filename
Open Acrobat and use the "Combine" feature to combine the files into a single PDF.
An option available with the Combine feature is to have Bookmarks used. Tick this choice.
The single, new PDF is created. Save it.
Open this PDF file's Bookmark pane. There'll be a bookmark for each of the files.
The order of Bookmarks and the order of PDF pages reflects the order you set when you renamed the source files (a date sort).
Note that you could manually position the order of files to be combined in the Combine dialog.
I find it easier and quicker to add the prefix to the source files.
Using Acrobat XI you'd process the new, single PDF through OCR.
As some of the PDF pages already have renderable text they cannot undergo OCR.
Acrobat will alert you of this when it comes to the first of such pages.
Just tick the box in the lower left. This tells Acrobat to ignore any upcoming pages that cannot be OCRd and to keep on truck'n to OCR the page that hold the scanned image.
Now, use Acrobat XI to export the the PDF to the Word file you want.
(File :: Save As Other :: <make the desired choice> )
Do not expect a 1:1 export. You have a diverse collection of source files.
While you might get 1:1 if ALL the PDFs combined were well-formed Tagged PDF (compliant with 14.8 of ISO 32000-1 & ISO 14289-1) you don't have that.
So --- To be expected — cleanup of the content in the Word file.
Be well...
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How do I edit exported PDF that is now a word document?

I scanned a word document that is now a PDF in my computer. With acrobat it is apparently exported as a word document in my files. However, my whole purpose was to edit the doculment that I scanned in the first place. I cannot edit the exported PDF. How do I do this? If I can't achieve this goal, the whole subscription is worthless to me!

If an image is embedded within a Word document***, then you can double click on it to bring it into some sort of image editor within Word, and then Copy and Paste it into Preview.
You can create a new document in Preview from the clipboard contents.
*** Why do people use Word files as a container format for images, why???

Exporting PDF to Word document

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Embedding reference/page links to external PDF, in Word document before exporting it as PDF...

I have a substantial compilation of documents in a single PDF file: call this the reference material.
I am writing a narrative concerning the above using Word 2010, which when complete I will export to PDF, to be included with the above reference PDF, either as a separate PDF or (ideally) combined with it into one single PDF.
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to the reference material as an external PDF, or
having combined the narrative PDF with the reference PDF, and then creating the links.
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(I'm hoping to avoid using pre-set destinations in the reference PDF.)
Using Acrobat 9 Pro Ext.
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I will not address the terminal server environment (check the license on that). However, it could be that the fonts the individual is using are not on the terminal server and that is the cause of the failure. It might work to embed the fonts in the PS file (an option in the creation process) so that they are available to Distiller. Based on your comment that it is a symbol issue, that is my best guess.

Export BLOB data to a Word Document.

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I am facing a problem during reading a blob data to a word file. My procedure work fine fine. But when I am about to open the Word Document. It gives me a message that "the document name or path is not valid. 1. Check the file permission for the document or drive. 2. Use the file open dialog box to locate the document."
I am using 9i for this.
Best Regards
Umer Minhas

Basically this happens when I write the blob data in Word File.
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Best Regards
Umer Minhas.

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