Question about conversion

The first time I converted a file, I was able to edit the information in word. Now it is converting as a picture.  Why the change?

Good day,
It sounds like you may have initiated the conversion from within Adobe Reader.  This is a known issue that we're working to resolve. This issue has been resolved.
Try logging directly into the ExportPDF service via your web browser and converting that same file or you can initiate the conversion from Reader moving forward.  You should find it to be editable within Word.
Kind regards,
David
Acrobat Community Manager
Adobe Systems
Updated by dave_m_k - Jan 11. 2012.

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