Help! need to re-do word files back to pdf

I need to re-convert my word doc's BACK to PDF's.....HELP!

Print to the Adobe PDF printer or use PDF Maker from within WORD. Of course, this assumes you own a license for Acrobat and have installed it.

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Hi haxbla611,
I am happy to help, but need to know a little more about what's happening. Are you have trouble logging in, or trouble accessing the Adobe PDF Pack online service?
I look forward to hearing back from you.
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Hi there,
There's actually an easy streamlined way to do this using Acrobat.com. Here are the steps:
1. Log in to Acrobat.com with your Adobe ID.
2. On the left, you'll see a navigation menu that includes the item "Import and Edit". Click that.
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4. After making sure that it looks the way you want it to, go to the top menu (still in Buzzword now, not the organizer where all your files live) and click the document menu. There will be an option to "Export" - choose that.
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6. It'll save to your desktop, so now you have to get it into your acrobat.com organizer. To do that, close the Buzzword document by clicking the little "x" in the upper right corner, under the Sign Out button. This'll get you back to your organizer, where you can choose "Import" from the left nav menu again. This time choose your new PDF file.
7. Select the file icon in the organizer and click the Share button. Or, select Share from the file context menu.
8. Select Allow Anyone With A Link To Share This Document to set the document to open access, and then click Copy Embed Code. The necessary HTML code to embed the preview is copied onto the clipboard.
9. Open the HTML file and paste the code into the file. The Flash previewer can display any file type that you can convert to PDF.
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I have created a form with editable fields, but the client has requested that I link 2 Word files to the document. I have done that and they open properly for me, but when the client tries to open the file on their computers the links cannot be found. They are obviously not embedded. Do I need to provide the Word files that then need to be sent with the PDF? That defeats the purpose.
Any help would be appreciated.

Right now they are just on my computer, but this form will be sent out
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location. I suppose we could make the link go to a website, but we
were trying to avoid that.
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Hello,
Ok, this is the background.
I’m a publisher. Any document to end user will go as pdf. And off course it preserves the word appearance. We ship our manuals only in pdf. At this point my end users have to copy the “CODES” into his editor to run the product. So when doing it, the “Codes” copied from pdf to his editor loses its format. Editor need not be the actual one; you can also test in a notepad.
P.S: You can find the difference by copying the code from word to notepad and pdf to notepad
Hope you now understood the purpose what I’m looking at for.

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Hi I have paid my money to adobe but I can not convert a WORD file to a Pdf file. When it asks for me to sign in I keep getting a window for two upgrade options which I do not want as I have paid my money for the service that will allow me to convert wo

I urgently need to convert a word file to Pdf and cant do so.
Please assist me as soon as possible to do this.
Every time I try to sign in all I get is two options to upgrade which I dont want. I have attended to the account so please urgently assist me to convert a word doc to Pdf now.
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Hi Jock,
I've checked your account, and all is well there. Please make sure that you're logging in with the same Adobe ID/password that you used when you signed up.
Then, clear the browser cache, and try logging in directly to https://cloud.acrobat.com.
Please let us know how it goes.
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I would like to combine my word files to a pdf and i get errors for pdfmaker

i would like to combine my word files to a pdf and i get errors for pdfmaker

is it 32 bit or 64 bit. you can check it by following the steps mentioned below
In the program in which you want to verify the version, click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Program_Name Options.
Click Resources, and then click About.
To locate the About Microsoft Program_Name dialog box in programs that do not use the Ribbon user interface, click About on the Help menu.
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How do I convert pages and word files to a pdf file

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I would like to cut and paste information from a word file onto a pdf file, as well as draw lines onto the pdf file. How can I accomplish that task? Is there software I can purchase?

I would like to cut and paste information from a word file onto a pdf file, as well as draw lines onto the pdf file. How can I accomplish that task? Is there software I can purchase?

Hi jgallu7382,
The latter is easily accomplished using the Drawing Markup tools, which are available in both the free Adobe Reader, and in Acrobat. Copying/pasting text into the PDF is something that you could do using the editing tools that are available only in Acrobat. Note, however, that Acrobat isn't intended to be a text-editing application, so editing there won't be as robust as in an application designed specifically for that purpose. (It's also worth mentioning that you won't be able to alter a PDF if it has document permissions applied that would prevent you from doing so.)
I hope that answers your questions.
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I am having issues converting my word file into a pdf. When I attempt the conversion the pdf download has text boxes overlapping each other. The word file does not have overlapping text boxes. I believe it is the margins of my word file but I am not certain. How can I accurately edit my word file then convert it into a pdf without the overlapping issue occuring?

Hi,
Please send me your Word file so that I can look into the issue using below:
https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=qJiclooYWGGNFtWfj8g3wg
thank you.
Hisami

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If I purchase this application to convert PDF to Word, will it then allow me to convert the (edited) Word document BACK TO PDF format? Thanks.

Good day,
No, ExportPDF only has the ability to convert documents from PDF to Word. To convert from PDF -> Word, then from Word -> PDF, you'll want to consider our CreatePDF service. Alternatively, you may want to look at Adobe Acrobat, which has this capability too.
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Hi larryjohn,
I'm sorry that you're having trouble converting your Word file to PDF. Does it happen with just one particular Word file, or are you running into the same issue with any Word file?
For starters, please try the following:
Clear your browser cache (steps to do this vary by browser)
If you're using a work computer, check with your IT team to confirm if you have firewall/proxy settings that restrict the ability to upload files to the internet.
Lastly, if the issue persists after the steps above, please try another web browser. A list of supported browsers for accessing the ExportPDF service is available here: http://www.adobe.com/acom/systemreqs/
Please let us know how that goes, and if we can be of further assistance.
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Sara

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