Right click a PDF file and choose “open with” then select Word 2007 (sorry doesn’t work in 2003). Or go to the download site and search for: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPSĢ) Converting PDF to word doc. Here’s how to do it:ġ) Save as pdf – there’s actually an add-in from Microsoft here: For both converting to PDF (via save as feature) and also converting from PDF to Word!!! I just found this out today and I’ve been using 2007 for a while. Turns out if you get Office 2007, you are all set. Is my best bet just to go with the subscription service “create Adobe PDF online?” Thank you for any help you can give. Can anyone help me with this? I am willing to try whatever suggestion you can make as I have spent hours on this already. I have Adobe 5.0 on my computer as well as Acrobat 8.1.2 I am using Windows XP pro editon on my computer. So it also gave me the option of selecting Adobe PDF through my printer window however there is no setting for that either. According to something I printed out during a Google search there should be an Acrobat menu bar as well as Acrobat icons in my MS Word program. I have been researching articles on this for the last couple of weeks and can’t find anything that will work unless I have to pay a fee to install something else on my computer. They only accept documents created in Word so changing to a different document program is out of the question. I need to convert a Word 2000 manuscript into a PDF file to send to a publisher.
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