Insert Adobe Reader document into a Word document.

How do I insert an Adobe Reader document in to a Microsoft Word document? I have the Windows 7 operating system.

You can insert it as an object, via Insert - Object. You can't insert its contents into the Word file directly, unless you copy them and then paste them in your document or convert the PDF to a Word file (not possible with just the free Reader).

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Any help or suggestions out there..?

That would require using Adobe Acrobat. It can create Word docs from PDF's.
The bad news is, most of the time it doesn't do a very good job at it.
With Acrobat, you could also add form fields that you can fill in which would be much better.

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Hi sarahjacobs777,
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This can be achieved if you are using Business catalyst to host your site, as in Business Catalyst we can create more responsive web form with file attachment field , where users will upload the files which would trigger an email for form submission in your mailbox.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rf9CQSw_Us
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You can use jQuery library to achieve this :
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutors/forms/article.php/3479041
http://www.web-form-buddy.com/html-wfb/uploads-attachments.html
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Try disabling Protected Mode in Adobe Reader [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].

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Using Windows 8.1. Recently purchased Adobe Reader 11. Need to cut and paste text from PDF into Word docs. Docs are not locked and content should be available for editing. Have figured out how to highlight the text through the Comment tools, but nothing (right-clicking, going to Edit pulldown) menu gives me a Copy option. How do I cut and paste the text?

Good to know that I got what I paid for with the Export PDF.I just went
into the document that I am trying to cut and paste from and highlighted a
piece of text. Clicked right, checked the Edit pulldown, and then did
Ctrl+C (assuming you meant Ctrl and then C, rather than holding them both
down together). Still no Copy option anywhere.
Properties for the document I am trying to work with do say "Content
Copying: Allowed" under Security. Since I can highlight text, I assumed
that the text is there (not a photo scan) so that I can copy it. Should I
look somewhere else under properties to confirm this?
As I did last night, I also opened up a document that I have cut and pasted
extensively from before-so I know the text is there and manipulable.
Attempted to cut and paste from it, using the same methods above. Again,
no option to copy with any of them.
Perhaps I should clarify that by cut-and-paste, I do mean that I want to
copy the text from the original and then transfer it to a Word doc that I
am writing. I am not trying to do anything with the original other than
copy from it--not cutting anything out of the document itself.
Is there a way to do this with the Adobe 11 reader. At this point, I am
wondering if I need to uninstall Adobe 11 and try to go back to Adobe 10 or
whatever the reader was that was installed on my computer when I bought it
(Dell Inspiron touch-screen laptop purchased in May 2013, if that gives any
idea of which reader might have been installed there. That version did,
however, have some other limitations that made me want to get Adobe 11. Any
ideas about what to do now.
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text edits by another party. However, when I went to open the PDF tonight, I got a message telling me "The document enabled extended features in Adobe Reader. The document has been changed since it was created and use of extended features is no longer available" and I can no longer use sticky note and text editing tools. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Many, many thanks!

Perform the following, stopping with the first one which works:
1. Open the Mac App Store's Purchases tab. If you're prompted to accept it and the other iLife/iWork applications into your Apple ID, do so.
2. Move them out of the Applications folder(they may need to be put into the Trash temporarily), and then see if you can download them for free from their individual product pages. If you're asked to buy them, see #3.
3. Click here, contact Apple, and wait for a response.
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Hi,
I've created a document with document assembly allowed and form filling diss-allowed. Infact it's security bitmap mask is:
011011011100 or -2340
So you can clearly see that:
bit 9 is off, signifying form filling is NOT allowed
bit 11 is on, signifying document assembly IS allowed
Problem is I'm seeing this in adobe reader:
So my questions:
Why is there an inconsistency between the two dialogs?
Why in the first dialog is form filling allowed?
Thanks in advanced!
Andy.

If you are using your own software, I would think that your question is not directly related with Adobe and/or Reader.
I have to disagree, perhaps you didn't see my first post with my two specific questions?
Why is there an inconsistency between the two dialogs [in adobe reader]?
Why in the first dialog [in adobe reader] is form filling allowed?
So to re-iterate. I've created a PDF with a bitmask (which you can see in my first post) which, to the best of my understanding and interpretation of the PDF spec is correct and valid for a PDF that should diss-allow form filling. This part should really not be in question, unless of course I've interperated the PDF spec wrong and the bitmask is wrong. Either way, the bitmask shows that form filling is not enabled. In adobe reader, the first security details screen says that form filling is enabled. My question is simple, why? Also, why is it inconsistent between the two properties forms?
Anyone have any knowledge about these two security dialogs in adobe reader?
I hope this helps!
Thanks a lot!
Andy.

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https://www.acrobat.com/exportpdf/en/home.html
Adobe online PDF export service.
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Now I have a dozen or more windows open at one time and it is taking up my task bar not to mention it is hard finding my way thru all these documents.
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I don't think the preference option is there in windows reader. It is there only in Linux. I don't know why this is not implemented in windows.
Because of this, practically I'm seeing only these solutions
Install Foxit PDF Reader(Also we can create bookmarks in the document while viewing with this) or
Install Google chrome and make it as the default pdf viewer. Then it will open the documents in tabs. Use chrome for this purpose only and use some other browser for Internet. I feel this is better because Chrome will re-open the last opened files and adobe will remember the last view of each file if enabled in preference.
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