11.2.1 for Windows

Foxit PDF Editor
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as docx setting dialog box, select the exporting options:
Page Range: chooses the page range you want to export.
Content Settings: specifies whether to include the comments and images in the
output. This option is not available for exporting to plain text files or if you choose
Image-based document in Export Engine Settings.
Layout Settings: which is only available when you export PDF to Word and RTF
files, specify whether to retain the text flow or page layout in the output. This
option is not available for exporting to plain text files.
Export Engine Settings: If the PDF is primarily images and non-text objects, the
Image-based document option is recommended. If you choose Image-based
document, click Set Language to select the language for OCR.
Restore Default: reverts to the original default settings.
5. Click Save.
Note: To convert a PDF to Word, you can directly right-click the file and choose Convert to
Microsoft Office with Foxit PDF Editor.
Export PDF to spreadsheets
1. Click File > Export, or navigate to the Convert tab.
2. Choose To MS Office > (To) Excel or XML Spreadsheet 2003. (Tip: You can also
export it through File > Save As.)
3. In the pop-up dialog box, specify the file name and location for the output file.
(Tip: When exporting PDF to Excel files, you can click Save to ECM to save the output
file to ECM systems or cloud services.) Select View Result to open the output file
after the conversion process is completed.
4. (Optional) You can select more options from “Settings” in the Save As dialog box
before saving the file. Take exporting PDF to Excel files for instance. In the Save
as xlsx setting dialog box, select options as needed.
Page Range: chooses the page range you want to export.
Numeric Settings: specifies the decimal and thousands separators, so that Foxit
PDF Editor will recognize the numeric data based on your setting. The settings are
not available if you choose Image-based document in Export Engine Settings.
Auto detect decimal and thousands separators – detects the numeric settings