Recosoft releases update to PDF2Office Pro conversion tool

Summary: Recosoft this week released Version 5 of PDF2Office Professional, software that turns PDF files into formatted Microsoft Office files, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint. The update supports Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and offers more than 100 new features, the company said.

Recosoft this week released Version 5 of PDF2Office Professional, software that turns PDF files into formatted Microsoft Office files, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint. The update supports Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and offers more than 100 new features, the company said.

The major addition to Version 5.0 is support for Excel spreadsheet and workbook formats. And these aren't just RTF or older versions, but include the latest 2007/2008 formats.

In addition, the software offers a number of formatting options for conversion, such as identification of 2-digit year data, fractional decimal amounts, hyphens and font substitution.

The cost of the package is $129 and the upgrade from previous versions is $69.

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  • why would you need that?

    going from an open format to M$ format makes no sense.
    Linux Geek
    • are you serious or just trolling?

      The answer is because most people use MS office. It wouldn't help much if it converted to LatEx.

      Besides, I'm sure it supports a lot of export formats and if you have a problem with them, OpenOffice will happily read from MS format. It will have some formatting issues, but the export itself will not be perfect either.

      Based on its price, it is clearly oriented to advanced office users and not to private or open source advocates. So the tool is not meant for you.
      patibulo