How to split a .doc which is 300 individual pages long to single pdf files?

Question

How to split a .doc which is 300 individual pages long to single pdf files?

Answer 1

search for a pdf to doc converter on a search engine Word does not have the same abilities as Adobe PDF so they will not look at all like the PDF files.

Answer 2

Hi Johnyboy,

You can use Doc to PDF converter to make doc to pdf files effortlessly.

http://www.doctopdf.biz/



Good luck to you! I hope it helps you!

Answer 3

If you want to cut 300-page PDF into 300 individual PDF files with auto named, you can try A-PDF Split. This tool is professional on splitting any PDF file, and you can "Split by every 1 page" as you wanted, or you can use other split methods, and you can also define output name pattern use bookmark, basename, pagerange and other items.

Get more information in below link:

Answer 4

Hi, here's what I suggest:



1. First, you need to convert the .doc file to pdf format where you need a pdf creator. Here in the following link I give you a list of pdf creators to choose from.(e.g. Cute PDF Writer, Primo PDF Creator)

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



2. After converting the .doc to .pdf, you need a pdf splitter. Since you have 300 pages to split, you'd better find a relatively professional splitter.

AnyBizSoft PDF Splitter may help you. It is a wonderful tool to split large PDF files into small ones quickly and flexibly. And it provides you multiple modes to choose from, such as split by every n pages, by bookmarks, by page ranges, etc.

Here you can set the mode to split by every 1 page, and you'll get the files need in seconds.

Here’s the download link for the PDF splitter

http://www.anypdftools.com/pdf-splitter.html



Give it a shot! And hope it helps.

Answer 5

Solid PDF Creator Plus will allow you to extract individual pages or all of them to separate files.

Answer 6

A'ight...



Public Sub t()

ActiveDocument.Repaginate

Pages = ActiveDocument.BuiltIn Document Properties ( wdPropertyPages ) 'take the spaces out on this line, answers.yahoo wanted to ... it



For PageIndex = 1 To Pages



FileNum = CStr(PageIndex)

Do While Len(FileNum) < 3



FileNum = "0" + FileNum



Loop







ActiveDocument.ExportAsFixedFormat "c:\temp\test" + FileNum + ".pdf", wdExportFormatPDF, False, wdExportOptimizeForOnScreen, wdExportFromTo, PageIndex, PageIndex



Next PageIndex

End Sub



the path in the filename has to exist or you get an error...

Should be able to stick the code in the vb side of the document.

Answer 7

You might be able to program GhostScript to do this for you, otherwise you might be looking at going through each page and printing it off one-by-one.

Answer 8

1. save the .doc into .pdf (e.g. using PDF virtual printer)

2. open the .pdf with PDFTK Builder (http://portableapps.com/apps/office/pdftk_builder_portable )

3. select the option extract pages and then choose where saving the 300 pages !