Editing PDFs can be a challenge, especially if you don’t have the right software. Luckily, Microsoft Word makes it easy to edit PDFs quickly and efficiently. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to open, edit, and save a PDF using Microsoft Word.
First, let’s start by opening a PDF file in Microsoft Word. Simply drag and drop the PDF onto the Word home screen, and it will automatically convert the file into a Word document that is optimized for editing. You may get a message telling you that the document may not look exactly the same as the original PDF, but that’s okay. Click “OK” to proceed.
Once the PDF has been converted to a Word document, you can edit it just like any other Word document. In our example, we have a certificate that we want to modify to celebrate an employee of the month. We can easily edit the name of the recipient, the presenter, and the date by typing into the document.
When you’re done editing, you can save the document as a PDF again by going to “File” and then “Save As.” This will allow you to save the file as a PDF with your modifications included.
Editing PDFs with Microsoft Word is an easy and efficient way to make changes to documents without needing specialized software. With just a few clicks, you can open, edit, and save a PDF as a Word document and then convert it back to a PDF with your changes included. Give it a try and see just how easy it is to edit PDFs with Microsoft Word.