RE: Adobe Acrobat 6.0 VS WORD 2003

[Peter <pnewman1 -at- optonline -dot- net>]

IIRC ScanSoft has a PDF to Word converter. You can also scan a PDF document
directly into Word and preserve most of the formatting. Why bother with cut
and paste

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Peter
All things being equal,
a fat person uses more soap
than a skinny person
 

> You create (write) documents in WORD.  You create PDFs from those WORD
> and other documents in order to deliver them across various platforms to
> end users.  End users, providing they have the tools and expertise, can
> modify PDF files (you can do it a page at a time in Illustrator for
> example).   Don't confuse them.  WORD is for development and PDF is for
> delivery.
> 
> >2. I have been using WORD '03, per bosses' direction, for everything so
> far.  Today a developer sent me 12 Adobe documents, each one is a few
> pages in length, and I'm wondering if these can be placed into the system
> design document by a cut/paste with success?


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