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Re: from Gail re: Question re: My Windows 7 computer
- To: "Gail" <http://www.cox.net/~g3>
- Subject: Re: from Gail re: Question re: My Windows 7 computer
- From: Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>
- Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 10:47:25 -0800
- Cc: http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg
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> From: "Gail" <http://www.cox.net/~g3>
> Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2015 09:54:07 -0800
>
> Hi Robert,
>
> Can you please tell me how I can edit a PDF document I made regarding a list
> of tennis players and substitutes.
It is usually very difficult to edit PDF files.
You can try bringing up Word and copy/paste-ing the PDF into a new
document, edit that, and save it, but it probably will be a bit klunky if
it works at all.
> I have to be able to edit that document
> occasionally to remove a player, add a player, change the contact
> information, etc. Unfortunately I recently deleted the Word document that I
> originally created when I had my old computer and just made the new updated
> document into a PDF in my Windows 7 computer so that when I sent it as an
> attachment, it printed correctly. I see that there is an option to save the
> PDF document as Save As Other and choose Word, but when I do that, I don't
> get 2 documents (entitled Tennis) in My Documents: one being a PDF and one
> being in Word that I can edit.
I'm surprised that that would be an option at all. Are you using Adobe
Acroread/Acrobat to save the PDF? I could be wrong, but I would doubt
that an Adobe product would save to a Macrosoft format correctly.
I seem to remember Noelle and me struggling with editing PDF files when
she had that temporary summer job the year before last.
> Gail
>
> http://www.cox.net/~g3