PDF to Word Converter for Windows

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• Trick you in buying

  notsoplentymanyFebruary 18, 2017

  Pros

  great looking output that will take 15 minutes of your time just for one conversion.

  Cons

  only free if you solve complicated math problems every time you want to make a conversion. Their "correct answers" are often wrong (trust me I'm a math major), and even when you agree, the code is 24 characters long and can't be copied and pasted. you have to solve a problem for every conversion you want to do.

  Summary

  Avoid. you cannot make even ONE conversion without a LOT of time and frustration. It's a scam to buy full version @ $15 and who knows how much after that to keep operating it.

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• Performed as promised

  Cris_MODecember 12, 2016

  Pros

  The program's layout is fairly straight-forward. I had no trouble opening a PDF file, as it has a "Select the PDF file for conversion" at the top, left of the program, and am "Export Word document to folder" to the right of it. I picked the file, and the program automatically put the input file location in the "Export" box. If I had wanted, I could have chosen to put the exported file somewhere else. So I clicked on "Convert PDF now!" See Cons for what happened next. The end result was perfection. My document was two pages long, divided into boxes, some containing graphics. The boxes were laid out essentially into two columns, with the graphic boxes on the left and the text boxes on the right. The results couldn't have been any better.

  Cons

  When I clicked on "Convert PDF now!" a box popped up and requested a "Just-for-once Reg code". I clicked on the "Get Free Code!" and it took me to a Web site where I had to solve a mathematical equation in order to get the code. Thanks to my computer's calculator, I solved the problem and got the code. The problem is: You have to go through this procedure every time you use the program, unless you want to pay $15 for a lifetime code. So I plugged in the code and clicked on the "Convert PDF now!" button again and was asked what format I wanted the output to be in. I chose "Word Document", I believe it was, which was at the top of the list. I clicked on whatever button made it go. It popped up a box telling me I was using a new format or something and that I needed to use compatibility mode. So, I clicked my way out of that box and it took me back where I found a box saying something about compatibility mode, so I clicked it, and everything went as above described.

  Summary

  If you don't mind going through all the rigmarole to get the code and to remember to check the compatibility mode box every time, I'd recommend you at least try the program. The results were great. I couldn't ask for more.

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• Works But Items Disordered Sometimes.

  Captain_ShaJanuary 7, 2013

  Pros

  Does what it says, Free

  Cons

  Items Disordered Sometimes

  Summary

  OK

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