Is there any way to turn a pdf document into one you can edit?

You can try PDFonline:

http://www.pdfonline.com/

You can buy Adobe Acrobat (but a new printer is cheaper) There's also a huge number of freeware and shareware pdf editors available.

For filling out forms, you should find you can copy and paste the form from Acrobat Reader into Word. However, some pdf documents are set up in a way to stop you doing that.

Well.... you have the following options that i know.

1. Spend $1000 on the adobe suite, and you can edit it :)

2. use the much smaller and cheaper (if not free and better) Foxit.

3. Download a convert pdf to doc converter and have a 10% chance of getting a good convert.

Really, without a proper pdf editor, you need to print it.

You can use a pdf-to-Word converter programme like HelloPDF or convert it online with http://www.pdftoword.com/ and have the Word document emailed to you. Or you can simply copy and paste text into a Word file, but you might lose some formatting.

Hi, try out AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter. It’s FREE and performs well. It exports Word files almost exactly like original ones. What’s more, it supports converting restricted PDF files, too.

Find it here.

http://www.anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html

This tutorial page tells you more about how to convert PDF to word.

http://www.anypdftools.com/tutorials/how-to-conver...

Give it a shot. Hope it helps. :-)

One question. If the printer is busted and you paste the document into word, fill it all in etc, how are you still going to print it afterwards?

Or didn't you twig that one?

Not with Adobe Acrobat Reader (You need the full version)

Is strange, my daughter needed to do this yesterday, here is the link she used.

http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=pd...