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21-01-2005, 11:23
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Re: PDF to word converter
Assuming the PDF was generated from a document, (not a scanned in picture) I believe that you can just copy and paste it onto a word document. As for diagrams, they might have been converted into a picture, which means they are non-editable, per se.
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