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Insert PDF file in to word document in Word 2013 & Word 2010

September 15, 2015 By Ravi Shankar Leave a Comment

This tutorial provides the instruction for inserting the content of PDF file in to a word document in Word 2013 & Word 2010. Please note that this feature in Word 2010 has limitation and will insert only the first page of the PDF file in to Word document.

Click the Insert menu in Word then navigate to Text section. Click the down arrow available for Object and select Object from the drop down list.

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In the following Object dialog, navigate to Create from file tab.

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Then click the browse button and select the PDF file that needs to be inserted and click the OK button.

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This would insert the first page of the PDF document in to the Word document.

If you want a link to be created to PDF document then mark the check box with label as Link to file. Checking Display as icon would insert an icon with link to the PDF file a shown below.

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Filed Under: Office 2010, Word 2010 Tagged With: display, Document, Insert, Link, Object, PDF, Word 2010

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  1. Wendall says

    September 27, 2012 at 6:24 pm

    You can insert multiple pages from a PDF into Word using Insert_PDFs (to Word) from
    This inserts more than just the first page and it works right from Word (Office 2000-2010) using an Insert PDFs button. There is a free version that inserts a couple of pages from a PDF. You can also resize all the inserted images.
    Cheers.

    Reply
  2. Wendall says

    September 27, 2012 at 6:24 pm

    You can insert multiple pages from a PDF into Word using Insert_PDFs (to Word) from
    This inserts more than just the first page and it works right from Word (Office 2000-2010) using an Insert PDFs button. There is a free version that inserts a couple of pages from a PDF. You can also resize all the inserted images.
    Cheers.

    Reply
  3. Jonathan says

    November 10, 2012 at 6:39 am

    What if the Icon doesn’t want to show? Part of the label is there, the box for where the icon sits can show but the icon is not visible…

    Reply
  4. Jonathan says

    November 10, 2012 at 6:39 am

    What if the Icon doesn’t want to show? Part of the label is there, the box for where the icon sits can show but the icon is not visible…

    Reply

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