Posts Tagged ‘Double Click’
Saturday, August 14th, 2010
Due to the security features, compact size and compatibility on any computers, Portable Document Format (PDF) become a common document format for exchanging and transferring files nowadays. Especially, a variety of financial statements, budget Statistics and other data summary Excel spreadsheets are saved into PDF format after they finish editing. Sometimes the PDF files we received have some mistakes to revise, or we need to extract the data and reuse them to improve spreadsheets or calculate with formula. However, PDF editors like Adobe Acrobat is expensive and overcomplicated to use. In these cases, drawing support from a solution to convert PDF to Excel and reuse them in original format seems more reasonable.
AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter is designed for converting PDF files to Microsoft Excel documents (. xls, . xlsx). All the original layouts, text content, and images can exactly retained in the generated Excel documents. After conversion, you can expediently copy and modify the content of PDF files in MS Excel. Following is the brief introduction about how to use it to convert PDF to Excel.
Step 1. Download and install AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter
Download the program here: PDF to Excel Converter. After finish downloading, double click the anybizsoft-pdf-to-excel. exe file and follow the installation wizard instructions to install it.
Step 2. Launch PDF to Excel Converter
Double-click the shortcut of PDF to Excel Converter on your desktop to launch it. Let us have a quick look at the main interface of AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter firstly.
Step 3. Import PDF files
Click the Add Files button above the panel to add files for conversion. Alternatively, you can directly drag PDF files into the panel. It supports converting up to 200 files at one time. The program supports converting PDF files with copy and print restrictions.
Optional Settings: Select certain pages and set an output files path
If you just want to convert some pages of files, click Selected Pages field and type the page numbers to be converted.
The converted Excel file will save in the source file folder if you select Save in the same folder as source. Alternatively, you can choose another destination by clicking Customize.
Step 4. Start converting
Click the Convert button below the panel, and your PDF files will be converted one by one. After conversion, you can open the converted Excel files directly through the links in the panel or open the destination folder by clicking the button Open below the panel.
With above four simple steps, it is not as complicated as imagined to convert PDF to Excel. After conversion, users can reuse the Excel spreadsheets for improve content and calculate with formula. In addition, users can use the spreadsheets with databases to automate the comparison process.
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Friday, August 13th, 2010
Due to the security features, compact size and compatibility on any computers, Portable Document Format (PDF) become a common document format for exchanging and transferring files nowadays. Especially, a variety of financial statements, budget Statistics and other data summary Excel spreadsheets are saved into PDF format after they finish editing. Sometimes the PDF files we received have some mistakes to revise, or we need to extract the data and reuse them to improve spreadsheets or calculate with formula. However, PDF editors like Adobe Acrobat is expensive and overcomplicated to use. In these cases, drawing support from a solution to convert PDF to Excel and reuse them in original format seems more reasonable.
AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter is designed for converting PDF files to Microsoft Excel documents (. xls, . xlsx). All the original layouts, text content, and images can exactly retained in the generated Excel documents. After conversion, you can expediently copy and modify the content of PDF files in MS Excel. Following is the brief introduction about how to use it to convert PDF to Excel.
Step 1. Download and install AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter
Download the program here: PDF to Excel Converter. After finish downloading, double click the anybizsoft-pdf-to-excel. exe file and follow the installation wizard instructions to install it.
Step 2. Launch PDF to Excel Converter
Double-click the shortcut of PDF to Excel Converter on your desktop to launch it. Let us have a quick look at the main interface of AnyBizSoft PDF to Excel Converter firstly.
Step 3. Import PDF files
Click the Add Files button above the panel to add files for conversion. Alternatively, you can directly drag PDF files into the panel. It supports converting up to 200 files at one time. The program supports converting PDF files with copy and print restrictions.
Optional Settings: Select certain pages and set an output files path
If you just want to convert some pages of files, click Selected Pages field and type the page numbers to be converted. The converted Excel file will save in the source file folder if you select Save in the same folder as source. Alternatively, you can choose another destination by clicking Customize.
Step 4. Start converting
Click the Convert button below the panel, and your PDF files will be converted one by one. After conversion, you can open the converted Excel files directly through the links in the panel or open the destination folder by clicking the button Open below the panel.
With above four simple steps, it is not as complicated as imagined to convert PDF to Excel. After conversion, users can reuse the Excel spreadsheets for improve content and calculate with formula. In addition, users can use the spreadsheets with databases to automate the comparison process.
Steps by steps more detailed tutorial: PDF to Excel Converter.
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Sunday, July 18th, 2010
For security, some of the PDF files we come across are password-protected, just like some academic papers or network magazines. If we want to edit secured PDF, we would better unlock them first. Because secured PDF may cause some inconvenience. For example, when we want to print a secured PDF file, but the password is lost; or if we want to extract some excellent pages from a PDF file, we would fail to copy them. So how to unlock and edit secured PDF?Generally speaking, secured PDF is protected with two types of password: user password and owner password. User password protects the files from being opened. Owner password protects the files from being copied or printed. IF we want to unlock and edit secured PDF, We may encounter some problems below:1. Some Password Remover can unlock secured PDF by removing its password, so we can copy text print the exported file, but it’s still difficult to edit in PDF Reader. 2. Adobe acrobat is too expensive to do edit the unlocked PDF. 3. Most of PDF to Word Converter can just convert unlocked PDF to word, when coming across secured PDF, they would crash. Thus, in order to resolve these problems by one step, we need a program which supports secured PDF conversion. Fortunately, I found AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter can definitely meet our needs. It can convert secured PDF to Word, which you can copy, print and edit. The process will cost you seconds by three steps:Step 1: Launch the program and Import the secured files you want to convert. The program supports drag-and-drop feature, that is, you can import many files at a time. Step 2: Select the conversion mode. The program supports batch/partial conversion and right-click conversion. You can refer to the paragraph below. If you want to check the file imported is what you want to convert again, just double click the filename in the panel, you can view it with the pre-installed PDF reader. Step 3: Click the Convert icon and things would be done. The program can convert the secured PDF with owner password or user password. 1. The program can automatically convert the files with owner password to Word document. It will preserve the original text contents, layouts, graphics and text hyperlinks after conversion. You can copy, print or edit them. 2. It can convert the files with user password to Word document as well. You just need to input the password before conversion. Thus, by using AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter, you either need expensive Adobe acrobat to edit them, or use other program to remove the password. Besides, it resolves you problems at a fraction of the cost of Adobe acrobat. Totally, if we could select the right program, we would find that unlock and edit secured PDF is not such a complex work as what we image. We can perfectly finish it by one step using only one program. It’s amazing and you can have a try!
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Monday, June 28th, 2010
Nowadays, PDF becomes one of the most popular file formats worldwide. Compared with other file formats, PDF files have a variety of features like security, compact size, accessibility, and usage restrictions. However, have you experienced that you need to extract some desired pages out of a multi-page PDF files and save them as a new PDF file? Or you need to separate a large PDF into individual files smaller? Definitely you can turn to PDF editors to edit your PDF file but most of them are expensive and complicated to use. So, here will show you a PDF splitter with a quite easy-to-use interface to split PDF into individual files.
How to split PDF files?
Download the AnyBizSoft PDF Splitter firstly. Double click the . exe to install the tool. AnyBizSoft PDF Splitter is a standalone program that does not require Adobe Reader installed in your computer. Then launch PDF splitter and you will see the interface as presented below.
Step 1 Import the PDF file AnyBizSoft PDF Splitter Supports converting PDF files encrypted by Owner Password directly. As for the PDF files with User Password, you just need to enter the password and process without any questions.
Step 2 Select one of the split methods
AnyBizSoft PDF Splitter supports 5 efficient and flexible Split modes, you can select your desired one.
1. Split by every n pages: You can set on how many pages per PDF file after splitting. 2. Split by bookmarks: You can split PDF files by bookmarks. You can flexibly choose the split level and customize the settings to split PDF files more efficiently. 3. Split by page ranges: You can flexibly choose the specific pages you want to extract from the multi-page PDF file and combine them into a new PDF file. 4. Split by specific page ranges to multiple PDF files: You can extract specific page ranges from one PDF file to generate multiple PDF files at one time. Click New in the Custom Settings, you can add up to 200 copies of the multi-page PDF file to the panel to customize the specific page ranges separately. 5. Split averagely into n PDF files: You can split a multi-page PDF file averagely into n PDF files.
Step 3 Click Split
With above three simple steps, you can split your PDF into individual files, which are smaller or more suitable for your special requirements. Sounds amazing, right? Just go and get one of yourself and try it.
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