I told him that sometimes this had worked for me and other times it didn't over the last 20 years or so of Blogging but I know it was possible especially from about 2007 until 2015 at least.
It's still possible to do this. I was telling him how I was making hard copies of my longer writings in case there was a worldwide internet failure or major power outage that wiped out Servers around the world like a nuclear blast or major sun event like 1852 Carrington event.
I use the copy and paste method usually if you are moving less than 1000 words this works for me. Because Adobe Acrobat can cost you 150 dollars a month which he uses for sound editing I believe.
Here is the info regarding copying a PDF to another text editor:
Yes,
you can easily copy content from a PDF to Word or another text editor
by directly copying and pasting for small amounts of text, or by using
dedicated PDF-to-Word conversion tools for larger documents, such as Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft Word's built-in converter. For scanned or image-based PDFs, you'll need an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tool to extract the text, which many conversion tools provide. Method 1: Copy and Paste (for small text sections)
- Open: the PDF in a PDF viewer like Adobe Reader.
Method 2: Convert to Word (for larger, complex, or image-based documents)
- Use a PDF converter: Many services, including Adobe's online tool and features within Microsoft Word, can convert PDFs into editable Word documents.
Method 3: Use OCR for Scanned PDFs - Use a tool with OCR: Software like PDFgear or Adobe Acrobat has OCR features that convert image-based text into editable text.
- Import: the scanned PDF into the tool.
- Run the OCR process: to recognize and extract the text.
- Copy the extracted text: to the clipboard and paste it into your Word document.
How to insert a PDF into Word using copy and paste | Adobe Acrobat
Convert,
copy, and paste PDF into Word. The best way to add editable PDFs to a
Word document is to convert the PDF first. It's eas...
Select: the desired text with your mouse. Copy: the text by pressing Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac), or by right-clicking and choosing "Copy". Open: your
target application (e.g., Word, Notepad) and paste the text using
Ctrl+V or Command+V, or by right-clicking and choosing "Paste". Open the PDF: in a converter or in Word itself. Follow the prompts: to export or convert the PDF to a Word document (DOC or DOCX). Download: the new Word file. How to Copy PDF to Word without Losing Formatting
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7, 2022 — then you can easily copy or edit any of its contents. it's
very simple to do. so what are the copy and paste methods in...
Convert PDF to Word: A free online converter - Adobe Acrobat
Yes,
Adobe Acrobat can handle scanned PDFs and convert them into editable
Word documents. For better results, use our Optical Char...
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