Converting a PDF file to MS Word
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andyA700

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3,452 posts

68 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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I have an official document which was sent to me in PDF for. I need to add an E signature, but cannot alter the PDF or add anything to it. Is there an easy way to convert the PDF into a Word documant?

bunchofkeys

1,307 posts

99 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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I believe that the Foxit PDF Reader allows you to sign the PDF.

toon10

7,152 posts

188 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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I've got Adobe Reader (not the full pro version) 2021 and it allows signatures.

chml

741 posts

140 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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You should be able do it with Adobe but if not then I've used https://smallpdf.com/edit-pdf before

Big_Dan

513 posts

283 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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If you have a recent version of Word, you can just open the PDF and it converts it, You can then edit

Shadow R1

3,845 posts

207 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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If you have a recent version of adobe reader.
In the top bar look for fill and sign.

TonyRPH

13,549 posts

199 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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The document has been issued in PDF format so as to assure it isn't changed.

Whoever issued the document is probably expecting you to print it, sign it and then scan it back to PDF.

The above of course assumes you don't have access to one of the apps that permits you to sign the document electronically.


andyA700

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3,452 posts

68 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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Thanks for the replies, I will have a go at that later on .

BishBosh

524 posts

255 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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You could upload the pdf file to google drive then open is with google docs. Should convert it to a word document....

David_M

489 posts

81 months

Friday 6th August 2021
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bunchofkeys said:
I believe that the Foxit PDF Reader allows you to sign the PDF.
PDF X-change editor will also do this.

Broadly speaking, anything else is better than Adobe Acrobat with pdfs. The only way in which it is "better" is ubiquity.