PDF files are usually preferred for creating professional documents, as the format is quite suitable for transfer of documents in manner that no content alteration is allowed. This useful feature becomes troublesome when we need to edit them. One of the convenient ways of editing PDF file includes converting them into Word format, where every possible editing can be carried out easily. In order to perform this required conversion you can try taking the assistance of Quick PDF to Word 3.0. The software facilitates users in converting the PDF format files into Word documents. It’s capable of carrying out the conversion process while maintaining the quality, format, and content originality of source file. It further assists you to convert multiple PDF files at a time, as the application supports batch conversion.

Once you have launched the Quick PDF to Word 3.0, you first have to add the files into the program using the ‘Select PDF files for Conversion’ field. With this you can enable the features to treat the files as Form, and to use mandatory formatting. The PDF files you have selected are shown in the small ‘Selected Files’ window. Next is the ‘Select Path for Output File’ option through which you can choose desired destination to store the output Word files. Finally, click on ‘Convert to Word’ option commanding the application to begin the conversion process. Along with this, the program also presents ‘Change Application Settings’ option giving you the liberty to alter settings relating Language and File Formats, Layout Options, Conversion Range, and Image Recovery Option. Making necessary alteration, press Ok.

Quick PDF to Word 3.0 boasts of an easily-negotiable process for converting PDF into Word or rtf documents, keeping the text and image content with original formatting.

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