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Can it convert PDF to MSWord, say 120 page doc
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I just tried:<br />
the converted PDF to Word doc is stamped every page with &quot;Demo&quot; &amp;&nbsp;the Word doc is restricted from editing
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I just tried:
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using what software?
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&gt; using what software? <br />
The first one.<br />
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Trying the 2nd one: Ok it costs about 23pounds, was looking for something like less than US$10
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Though I could split a 120 page PDF doc using Pdfsam into 24 files &amp;&nbsp;then convert one by one :<br />
not a bad tool, just that if only the free version could offer batch conversion
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As a rule of thumb: <br />
- if the PDF document was created from a Word document, the result of converting from PDF to Word will be somewhat OK.<br />
- if the PDF document was created using a professional layout software (Indesign, QuarkXpress, etc), converting it to Word will produce an unusable mess.<br />
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HTH,<br />
Dan
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Anyone has MSWord/editable version of CIS hardening guides? &nbsp; <br />
If not, appreciate if someone can OCR it to Word (I have problem attaching the PDF files here) as a number of free online ones are limited in<br />
the number of pages that can be converted &amp;&nbsp;boxoft doesn't seems to work well on my PC.
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Anyone has MSWord/editable version of CIS hardening guides?   
If not, appreciate if someone can OCR it to Word (I have problem attaching the PDF files here) as a number of free online ones are limited in
the number of pages that can be converted & boxoft doesn't seems to work well on my PC.

low-cost / free OCR (with no limit to # of pages)

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