Users who have a better understanding of Microsoft Office will know that, Office 2010 and previous versions have the function of converting Word documents into PDF files, an official plug-in makes Office 2007 also have this feature. However, it can only achieve the One-way conversion from Word to PDF, when there is no third-party software, you still can not open or edit PDF documents in Word. However, this will be changed in Word 2013 version.

According to the reports, since Word 2013, users can directly edit PDF files in Word, just like using a professional editor. The method is also very simple: Click File> Open> Browse> select the PDF file, then you can edit. In addition, Microsoft will also add PDF file browsing and bookmark functions in Word 2013.

This feature of Word 2013 is more suitable for PDF files of plain text, because the Word after conversion may not be able to perfectly convert the page format of the original text.

However, Word 2013 also needs to be improved when it is used to process PDF pages in Office, if the PDF page is photo-text format, some formatting may be lost in saving time. However, when processing PDF page which is full-text file format, there is no problem. If you want to directly convert pdf to word for better editing, you can convert PDF to Word with iPubsoft.

It was said that, the first beta version of Office 2013 has been completed, it may be released next week for users to download.