Portable Document Format (PDF) is a common format for sharing final versions of files. The format is most used for viewing and not editing. But if you need to edit PDF files, Microsoft Word brings ...

Learn how to use one of Word 2013's most asked-for features: how to open and edit a PDF file in Word.

Believe it or not, the latest versions of Microsoft Word (2013 and later) come with a built-in feature that lets you open PDF files directly and convert them into editable Word documents.

How to Import PDF Files Into Word. Microsoft Word 2010 allows you to create a variety of documents for practically every aspect of your business. PDF, or Portable Document Format, files are ...

While you can’t beat a full-fledged PDF editor for complex work, Word now has the ability to open and edit PDFs (though with some formatting hiccups). Here’s how it all works.

Step 4: Word will then convert the document into a Word file and open it. Take a look at the formatting and make sure you can edit the document as you want without graphics or text behaving strangely.

Need to make notes in a PDF, or perhaps correct a few typos or reorganize the pages? Here are the tools and tips you need.