PDF to Word Conversion

[quills at airmail.net]

I agree with the other two posters. Go from your source document to 
Word. It's much much easier. And then run from this client. The problems 
of maintaining the drawing in an updated format, and 2000 pages with, I 
assume, an index and table of contents, would be very, very daunting if 
done in Word.

Word isn't designed for that type of volume.

Scott

Charlene_Glover at emainc.com wrote:
> Good morning, 
>          I have been working on a manual for a while now, the manual is
> projected to be over 2000 pages to include, photographs, autocad
> drawings and diagrams. My client decided Friday that he now wants the
> entire document in word. Is there anyway I could convert it to word,
> that will not be time consuming, or does anyone know any software that
> will convert a pdf to word and retain all formatting, graphics, etc. I
> tried saving the pdf as a word document, but a lot of the formatting was
> off. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks
> Charlene
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