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Old 08-14-2012, 01:49 AM
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Have been working on this for the longest time but still am stumped by it
I have a pdf document that I want to edit and as I do not know how to edit pdf documents, I changed it into a word document.
I used a pdf converter to convert it to word but can only save it in rtf (rich text file).
So I opened the file and tried to edit it but the cursor just won't move (rather, the cursor can move but it's accompanied by four arrows in all directions (north, south, east and west) so I can't edit it.

Feeling lost, I converted it to a 97-2003 word file but above same thing happened.

So next I tried using the ocr converter which changed my pdf into a word file and it worked except that a logo on the top left hand of my document disappeared.

I have tried everything I know but I still can't edit the damnned document.
Desperately seeking help and will really appreciate if someone can help me solve this.
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