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I'm having trouble converting an Adobe PDF to Microsoft Word. I've tried using different methods, but the formatting doesn't seem to carry over correctly, and some elements are missing. What steps can I take to ensure a smooth and accurate conversion, and are there any specific tools or settings that might help with preserving the original layout and content? found some details at thegeekinsights please give your precious suggestions
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Under the covers pdf is a programming language, not a markup language. For some pdfs It can be difficult to convert to another format. Acrobat pro is probably the best utility.
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Hi, you may convert PDF to Word using some free online converters such as iLovePDF, Smallpdf. If you want to convert PDF to Word in .NET applications, try the free Spire.pdf library.
The guide below provides several ways to convert PDF to Word for free:
https://www.e-iceblue.com/en/Tools/how-to-convert-pdf-to-word-for-free.html
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