RE: PDF to Word

["Chad LaCroix" <chad -at- architext-usa -dot- com>]

>Joseph wrote -->

"Recently picked up a project to update the manuals for a retooled assembly
line in a manufacturing plant. The only copy of the original manual is in
Adobe Acrobat. There are over 10k pages with graphics. Are there any apps
out there that will relatively easily/painlessly convert the .pdf files back
into Word? I know doing it in Framemaker would be easier but right now the
cost puts it out of my reach."

Joseph,

Try this link.

http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/

I don't use this tool personally but my boss does frequently and swares by
it.  I have seen the output and, amazingly, the formatting in the RTF output
is a almost perfect match to the original PDF.  The tool is called pdf2word.
The cost is ~$40 so it isn't too pricey.  HTH.

~Chad

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