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If you have a pdf, there are ways of converting that into a word document (could lose some formatting though). -- nm
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Don Homer
True, but I was wondering if there were a more direct way to get it from the original file into something I could edit. Adobe files are handy, but so
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landbeck
Mar 3 '10, 08:14
kludgey
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You can download a trial copy of InDesign from Adobe but that's not going to help with the file format (see above)
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oblique
Mar 3, 08:18
assuming you have a printout, a scanner may do the trick (via an OCR) depending on the settings you use. -- nm
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Don Homer
Mar 3, 08:15
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