Which version converts PDF to Word (not on-line)?

I recently uninstalled Adobe Reader that would save as Word doc or docx. I thought it would convert them also without going on-line to do so. Any suggestions please?

HughJorgen wrote:
I uninstalled (stupidly) and want to re install ...
As the others said, Acrobat was never free, unless you got it preinstalled on your system.
Do you have a backup of your system? If so, restore it to a time before you uninstalled Acrobat.

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Hi Nolan,
I check the subscription status under the email Id you provided also for security reason i delete the Email id from your previous post.
I wasn't able to find any subscription under that email id. Please provide me the other email id if you have choose the other one while subscribing for ExportPDF service
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Adobe Reader does not allow you to convert PDF' .It is a software meant to view PDF' only whereas Acrobat is meant to view and edit PDF'.
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The ExportPDF online service, initiated through Adobe Reader, is subscription based. To the best of my knowledge there is no trial either.
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For some reason this seems to happen to some. It may be that you have a date issue on the machine and Acrobat noted it. By the way, Adobe is the name of the company, not a product.
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I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble converting files. Are you receiving the conversion error regardless of the file that you try to convert? Does the error occur whether you use the web interface, or convert via Reader? And an odd question: how many files do you have stored in your Acrobat.com account? We have seen reports of this error when there are a large number of files stored in the root folder of your Acrobat.com account.
I look forward to hearing back from you.
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This is not a feature of Adobe Reader. You'll need either Acrobat or a subscription to one of the web-based services that Adobe offers (like PDF Pack) to do it.

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You need to contact Adobe Customer Support :
They will check and assist you. (Live Chat)
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Something to try -
Export the PDF to RTF.
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It is an output of Ghostscript.
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You can use Acrobat DC to convert PDF files to Word. If you don't have Acrobat, you're welcome to try it for free for 30-days. You can download the trial from this page: Download Adobe Acrobat free trial | Acrobat Pro DC.
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have been using convertor form more than a year now to convert pdf to word documents
have started to get message 'an error occurred while signing in'
Help please ??

This email is in response to support case #0185407323 submitted by Lowell Peterson.
I keep submitting the same problem and keep getting exactly the same response, which is not helpful. My problem is this: for over a year I have been converting .pdf documents to Word by clicking on Tools with a .pdf document open in Adobe Reader, then clicking on Convert. After a brief waiting signal, I am told to download and save the document. Perfect. But recently, every time I try to do exactly the same thing I get the message that says, "An error occurred while signing in."
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