How to convert PDF to Word 2007 in Windows 7?
Tool: PDF to Word 2007 Converter | Keywords: pdf to word 2007
As we know, it is easy to convert MS Word files to PDF format, just use a free PDF creator. If you are using MS Word 2007, it is much easier, just download a free MS Office Add-in from Microsoft official website and install it, then you can save your Word files to PDF format directly. But how about convert PDF to Word 2007? Especially for those users who are using the newest Windows 7? Unfortunately, PDF reader or editor doesn't have this function that allows you to save PDF as Word. So, we call for help from 3rd party application like PDF to Word 2007 converter which can be compatible in Windows 7.
With a PDF to Word 2007 converter, you can easily convert PDF to Word 2007 in Windows 7. Just within four steps, all your PDF files will be converted to Word 2007 with suffix .docx. Follow the instructions as below.
Step1. Download and run PDF to Word 2007 converter
Click here to download PDF to Word 2007 converter. After installing it in your computer, you can run the PDF converter, just double click the shortcut icon
on your desktop.
Step2. Add PDF files need to convert to Word 2007
You can add PDF files by clicking the Add PDF(s) button, or drag and drop a batch of PDF files, you can add up to 200 PDF files at a time.
Step3. Choose output Word format
Though the PDF to Word 2007 converter's conversion type is PDF to Word as default, if you want to convert PDF to Word 2007, you need to set other option, just click 
on the top right corner, a dialogue box pops up, just pitch on Convert to Office 2007/2010 compatible files (docx/pptx/xlsx) option.
Step4. Convert PDF to Word 2007/2010
You can click the Convert button to convert PDF to Word 2007/2010, and just wait for few seconds, all added PDF files are converted to MS Word 2007/2010 as you want.
Tips: If you don't want to convert PDF to Word 2007/2010 with suffix .docx, please don't pitch on the option, then this PDF converter will convert PDF to Word with suffix .doc which is more compatible with Word 2000/2003/2007/2010.
