Microsoft Word 2013 and abovePDF files can be opened and converted to editable Word format.
Starting with the Office 2013 version, the Word software has added the ability to open and edit PDF files. Users can open PDF files in Word with these steps:
Open the Word software: Start the Microsoft Word program first.
Select the PDF file: Click the "File" menu, then select the "Open" option, and in the pop-up file selection dialog box, find and select the PDF file you want to open.
Convert and edit:word will prompt you to convert the PDF to Word format, and after the conversion is complete, the user can edit the document.
It should be noted that if the PDF file is encrypted, it needs to be decrypted before it can be opened in Word. What's more, for Mac users, the PDF file can be found in the Finder, right-click and select "Open With > Word" to open the PDF file.
In addition to using Word, there are other ways to open PDF files, such as using specialized PDF editors such as the Extreme PDF Editor, which often offer more editing and management features for PDF files. However, if you just want to view the PDF content without editing, then using Adobe Reader or another free PDF reader is also a good option.