Simpo PDF Converter Ultimate 1.3 serial key or number

As promised by Giovanni, the Wondershare converter DID turn out to be real gem. Thanks for the coupon and the link! I really put it through the mill: it turned a pg PDF ( Mb) into a pg Word doc ( Mb) in exactly 17 minutes, preserving everything inside just as it was in the original.

It was much faster with another batch of PDFs, ranging from 2 to 48 pages and all colors, tables and fonts of the legal documents and brochures were transferred "as is" to the .docx files.

Thanks again, Giovanni, for being such a wealth of info for all of us. Your time and efforts do not go unnoticed here, so keep it up!

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I just finished playing around with the current GAOTD

*** HEADS-UP VISTA USERS ***

Pay attention to the short blurb in the !readme! file. You HAVE to run the manicapital.com file as an Admin.

The problem for me was, that right after the ZIP extraction, the .exe file launched by itself and I foolishly proceeded with the installation, even though I had already read this in the instructions:
"NB: if you are a Vista OS user you will probably need to run manicapital.com and manicapital.com in the name of administrator on the PC."

So, the first time around, it seemed as if everything went without a hitch but then when I launched the software, it asked for an email and a registration number. Obviously, I was running the trial version, which limits users to only the first THREE PAGES of a document: manicapital.com

After an uninstall, I re-setup everything by right-clicking on the .exe file and running it as an Admin, made sure I did NOT launch the app at the end, activated it through the manicapital.com file and now the full version works perfectly. Clicking the middle button on the top right shows the product registered to giveawayoftheday and the registration code field is populated.

Initial thoughts: very easy to use, fast, hasn't crashed on me once, there is an option to either ADD FILES or just drag-and-drop them into the working window area (same as the Wondershare app). When the file is ready, a little pop-up tells you that the file is done. You can launch the converted file directly from the app itself with one click or open the folder, where it was saved. The program creates a default Save location under its own name inside your Documents but by using the Browse button, you can change the desired destination for your files.

One interesting and nice feature I noticed in both of these programs: when doing a BATCH conversion, you can customize Full vs. Partial conversion for each individual file. My old program (All Free PDF to Word Converter) had some limitations in that regard but now, for a Full conversion, I just leave the default "All Pages" selection as it is. For a large PDF, where I only need a portion of it turned to Word, I can use the drop-down menu and specify the exact page number or the range of pages ().

I noticed, however, that when a document contains clickable links, once converted to Word, those links contain a line THROUGH the words. This will take a bit of experimenting to get rid of those lines. Moving the text further down the page helps but the lines are still visible and there is no way to select them with the mouse or the cursor in order to delete them.

Overall, I give this app Thumbs UP and recommend that everyone at least tries it. It might not work exactly the same way on all machines but if you at least follow the instructions, run the setup as admin and play around with it a little, you might find some useful applications for it. You never know when you'll need to tear a PDF to shreds and rebuild it in Word to your liking.

Thanks GAOTD for another useful addition!

There is not, nor can there be, a PDF to Word converter that can work perfectly.

The software simply cannot deal with every possible contingency that could be encountered. For example, the majority of PDFs out there suffer from some or all of the following:

- Many PDFs have been edited and re-edited and re-re-edited, ad nauseum, until they are a jumbled, fractured mess of PDF objects.
- There are many, many versions of many, many PDF editors and PDF creators and PDF converters and PDF writer utilities in general use these days. Many of these PDF producers create inferior PDF objects that are subsequently very difficult to convert to Word docs.
- There is no universal method specifying how a PDF writer should create its PDF objects. Two different PDF writers, using the same file as input, will quite likely produce vastly different PDF output files (i.e., one writer might produce a 25 K file, with 50 objects, using PDF , while the other writer might produce a 60K file, with 85 objects, using PDF ).
- Most PDFs have design flaws. Numerous big, fat books have been written about how to properly compose a PDF. But very few PDF authors have bothered to read those books. (GIGO)
- Many PDFs have embedded fonts that aren't available in the Word software on the host system, so font substitutions are used during the translation process. This can result in a myriad of translation problems (character mappings; font attributes; ligatures; and on and on).
- Error handling routines from conversion product to conversion product can vary between "robust and well-thoughtout" to "non-existent". But even the best products often have no recourse other to just bypass the problem.
- PDF to Word conversion software is outdated. Most of them have not evolved much at all, while PDF has been adapting to the ever-changing landscape of technology: graphics, forms, security, XML, CSS, accessibility, security, metadata, and so on.
- And, most importantly, there are many versions of PDF (, , , , , , , , PDF/X, PDF/A, etc.), and many versions of Word (97, , , , etc.) which, combined with the vast multitude of structural differences between the PDF and Word formats in the first place, greatly complicates any conversion process.
Some of the more complex issues simply cannot be dealt with by any piece of conversion software.

I've been working with PDF since its inception 20 years ago, and I often use this type of conversion software, because it can be a time-saver when I need to create a Word doc. But I also know it's impossible to trust it to capture every word and every character from the original input file. Therefore, I always proofread everything, after the conversion process. No matter the software used, I typically find a missing line or two, or a dropped apostrophe, or a mis-mapped character or three. Mind you, several products are SO bad, I don't use them twice.

I can hardly wait for PDF (currently under development).

Cheers

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