Which Program Is The Best For Conversion Of .doc Files?

[Wannor]

I need a good one. It may be online or paid, just need to be really good

[wolstech]

There's tons of converters that accept .doc. What format you want to convert to or from?

[Wannor]

.pdf mostly, and some others. Which can you recommend me?

[wolstech]

Adobe's official software does PDF->Doc. Not cheap, but it's the industry standard. Foxit Phantom PDF (another PDF tool) might be able to make docs from PDFs, but I've never used it (they have a trial version though).

 

If you want to make a PDF, Office 2010 and up can save the DOC as a PDF with no extra software required.

 

The big issue is that depending on the file you're converting, PDF->DOC conversions (especially those that are "pictures of text") might be made through OCR...the conversion is bound to be less than perfect in many cases simply because the computer effectively "reads" and guesses at what the image says.

[Lokim]

Look for the solution from https://www.coolutils.com/TotalDocConverter it is a really nice converter. I have been using it for a long time in order to convert my .doc files to .pdf and everything works really great. I can totally recommend it to you as well

[zengvee]

Hi,

 

- You could upload the document to Google Drive and have them convert it to PDF file format.

 

- Or install PDF printer to print the DOC file into PDF file.

[dave911]

Online I have used smallpdf_dot_com - they offer heaps of free converters relating to pdf's including doc to pdf.

LibreOffice suite has native PDF converter installed - LibreOffice handless doc and docx really well.

[Byron]

This is a pretty good online OCR tool: http://www.onlineocr.net/

[vietstar]

Office versions from 2007 or older, you can directly export to PDF, so if you have a .doc file, you can open it up and made into a .pdf file