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What software does your user want to use to edit the pages of the PDF? Even if the PDF pages weren't being inserted/embedded in a Word doc, how would your user edit them?
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What software does your user want to use to edit the pages of the PDF? Even if the PDF pages weren't being inserted/embedded in a Word doc, how would your user edit them?

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Well the &quot;other suggestion ... to take a screen shot&quot; is likely to fail - unless something has changed a screen shot is just going to give you an image / picture in MS Word - you won't be able to edit the text...<br />
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Have you tried to select the text and simply use copy and paste? That might work for simple documents without complex formatting - e.g. tables etc.
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Well the "other suggestion ... to take a screen shot" is likely to fail - unless something has changed a screen shot is just going to give you an image / picture in MS Word - you won't be able to edit the text...

Have you tried to select the text and simply use copy and paste? That might work for simple documents without complex formatting - e.g. tables etc.

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Thanks. I figured as much but just wanted to make sure.
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Thanks. I figured as much but just wanted to make sure.

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Is there a good way to insert pages of a PDF into a Word doc and have them remain editable.<br />
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I did read this <a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/add-a-pdf-to-your-office-file-HA102351554.aspx" rel="ugc">http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/add-a-pdf-to-your-office-file-HA102351554.aspx</a><br />
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My other suggestion would be to take a screenshot of what you want and insert that.<br />
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The user would like me to check to see if there is a way to have it embedded and be editble.
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Is there a good way to insert pages of a PDF into a Word doc and have them remain editable.

I did read this http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/add-a-pdf-to-your-office-file-HA102351554.aspx

My other suggestion would be to take a screenshot of what you want and insert that.

The user would like me to check to see if there is a way to have it embedded and be editble.

Word 2010 Embed pages from PDF and keep them editable

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