PDF to Word Converter for Mac

PDF to Word Converter for Mac is a comprehensive Mac PDF to DOC converter which can help mac users to convert PDF files to Word documents or RTF files on Mac OS X. There are many PDF tools to convert PDF to Word. However, most of them are working on Windows platform. PDF to Word Converter for Mac is a converter PDF to word for Mac program which is specially designed for Mac OS X users.

The powerful functions of this PDF to word converter for Mac includes extract text, images, hyperlinks, layouts from PDF to editable Word files; batch and partial conversion supported to save your time; standalone, do not need the third party PDF software like Adobe Reader or Acrobat. This PDF to word converter for mac is perfectly compatible with Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

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How to use PDF to Word Converter for Mac

1. Import PDF Files
The software is very easy to handle. After launch the program, you can directly drag and drop the PDF files into the panel. By the same way, you can remove the file opposite as well.

2. Customize Output Settings
The files in the panel can be set individually. Choose a file and click setting icon on its right to customize the Page Range and Format. You can choose All pages or input the number as you want. There are two options of output format. You can choose MS Office Word (.doc) or Rich Text Format (.rtf) as your need.

If the file is encrypted with user password, there will be a “Locked” icon for notification. Click the icon and there is dialogue will appear, you can input the password to continue or skip it in the conversion process.
3. Set Destination Folder
You can set output folder by choosing "File" on the top menu then "Output Settings" - "Output Folder". There are two options to select. You can make it as default or check Customize option then click "Browse" button to customize the destination folder.

4. Convert PDF Files
Click "Convert" and all the files will be converted now. There is a processing bar in the process of conversion. And after conversion, there will a notification to show you the conversion result.
Totally speaking, it is a useful application with simple interface and powerful functions. Users can easily operate the application without a learning curve.

How to Convert PDF to Word Document on a Mac

How to Convert PDF to Word Document on a Mac

In an open Finder window, select "Applications" in your window Side Bar and scroll down to the Automator application. Double-click the "Automator" application to launch it.

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Select "Custom" in the upper-left corner of the new "Automator" window that opens, and then click "Choose" in the lower-right corner to begin constructing your "Automator" PDF-to-text application.

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In the new "Automator" window, click "PDFs" in the first column under Actions, and then double-click "Extract PDF Text" in the second column. A new option dialogue box will open to the right of the columns. Click the "Rich Text" radio button. Make any changes, if you wish, to where the new file will be saved using the "Save File to:" pop-up menu and the name of the new file in the "Output File Name" options.

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Click "File" in the Mac Menu Bar and drag the cursor to "Save As" in the File menu. Release the mouse and a "Save As Dialogue" window will appear. Click the "File Format" button and select "Application." Enter a name for your new PDF-to-text"application in the "Save As" field. Use "PDF to text" or any name that's easy for you to remember. Click "Save" to save the application. Quit "Automator."

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Single-click the PDF file to convert it to a Rich Text text file you wish to use in Word, and drag and drop the file on top of the PDF-to-text application that you just created. Release the mouse and the PDF-to-text application will automatically convert the PDF file to a Rich Text file.

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To open the file in Word or any other word processing application, click and select the new Rich Text file created by the PDF-to-text application; then drag and drop the file on your Word application icon. Release the mouse and the text file will open in Word, with its text formatting intact.