Joy, thanks for posting that. Jennifer, the committee folder sheet is now up as a word doc here: Document Details | Committee Orientation Folder Contents - Word doc version If you need anything else, please feel free to email me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Craig

I created the Treasurer's Tips document for you using Word 2003.
Document Details | PTO Today: Committee Chair Tips From the Treasurer (Word Vers)

Will do, thank you!

JHB;147006 wrote: By the way, if it's not too long/complex of a document you can either use the selection tool and copy/paste the text into a Word file or the File-Save As command and save as text. You'll lose most of the formatting, but at least you won't have to re-type the words. So then just spend a few minutes formatting the document and you'll have your own editable version.

...and if you do, of course, please load the new version back up for the next user

Tim

By the way, if it's not too long/complex of a document you can either use the selection tool and copy/paste the text into a Word file or the File-Save As command and save as text. You'll lose most of the formatting, but at least you won't have to re-type the words. So then just spend a few minutes formatting the document and you'll have your own editable version.

Not easily. The PDF is sort of a snapshot of the original file - which was probably created in Word or Publisher. I wish people wouldn't load the PDF files as it does make them virtually uneditable.

The main tool for PDF editing is Adobe Acrobat, but that's pretty pricey. (Adobe Reader is free.) You can try downloading one of the free "PDF Editors" from the internet but it's often better to see if the poster of the file is still active in the Forums and ask them to post the Word version or to recreate the file in a tool you can easily use.