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Edit PDF Documents in Word 2013
Did you know that the new Word editor can also open and edit PDF files, which you can then easily save at the end?
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1.
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Open Microsoft Office Word text editor.
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2.
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Click Open Other Documents.
If you are already in the Editor, click on the FILE above and than Open and you will come to the same location as shown in the next step.
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Click Computer and than Browse.
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4.
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In the Windows Explorer open any PDF file that you want to edit.
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Before opening the document, you will be warned that opening and displaying PDF files may not be possible.
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You can get notification that you are in Protected view.
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7.
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Wait until the document is opened and then select the location where you want to change something.
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8.
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For testing purposes I have changed one title.
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9.
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Click Save (Ctlr + S).
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10.
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Write a name for the new PDF file and select the type as a PDF.
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