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September 25, 2013
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I've converted 5 pdfs to docx. So far so good. But ....

  • September 25, 2013
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I want to reduce the size of the font used in the original pdf document.  Thus converting to Word.  But I can find no way of getting the docx. files from Adobe to a folder in Windows Explorer, from which to open them and eit them.

I can't "Save as" to the folder.

I can find no button on the Adobe pdf converter site to ciopy or move them to aN expoloer folder.

If I try to edit them within Adobe, I can't.  Even if I hit Select All (which is not greyed out) nothing happens.

And why isn't there a helpline that I can phone to get the answer to my problem?  I type with one finger and all of this is terribly time consuming.

Richard Henderson

Order No AD001752576UK

Phone no +44 1608 661911

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    Adobe Employee
    September 25, 2013

    Hi Richard,

    Thank you for your subscription to Adobe ExportPDF service.

    When you export your PDF files the exported Word files will be stored at https://files.acrobat.com. You can login with your Adobe ID and password.

    When you use https://exportpdf.acrobat.com/signin.html to export your PDF to Word files then you can clikck "FILES" next to "TOOLS" at top of the screen to take you to the site, or you can find the exported files in the list of "Export from PDF' tool screen.

    When you use Reader X or XI then  select "Tools" pane >  Store Files tab and click "Open Acrobat.com files" link.  It redirect you to your files at Acrobat.com site.

    Once you find your file then dowonload the file to your computer for editing.

    To download, select the file with check mark then click "Download" icon at top.

    Thank you.

    Hisami