PDF Editor Help

[LovePrevails]

Hey does anyone know where I can get a decent (preferably free) PDF editor as I saved a copy of my sitcom episode to PDF format and promptly lost the word document and need to make some edits before sending it off

 

HELP PLEASE

[_LiveFree_]

OpenOffice.org. 

[Guest Exceptionalist]

http://www.pdfescape.com/what/ ... the advantage is, you don't have to install anything.

[LovePrevails]

many thanks

[Guest Ethan Glover]

It looks like you already got your answer, but I just wanted to mention that things like Word and OpenOffice writer allow you to save as PDF.

[LovePrevails]

what about if the PDF has already been created? how do you open i up with open office writer in a way you can read and edit it?

[wdiaz03]

what about if the PDF has already been created? how do you open i up with open office writer in a way you can read and edit it?

 

I would google "pdf to doc". The online editor is nice but I like the idea of having the doc file.

[Guest Ethan Glover]

online-convert has always been a favorite of mine. Normally when I deal with PDF's I keep the original copy though.

[_LiveFree_]

what about if the PDF has already been created? how do you open i up with open office writer in a way you can read and edit it?

 

download the pdf import extension. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTkf2ciZzuM

[Anjin-san]

what about if the PDF has already been created? how do you open i up with open office writer in a way you can read and edit it?

 

It could be password-protected, and not editable.

 

By the way, I've always had good luck with Cute PDF Writer, the free version.

 

Good luck!

[Guest Exceptionalist]

Easy as pie, Adobe Reader X has an export option for doc files. I don't know if it is the native option or an MS Office addon, but I use MS Office 2007.