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Remark: I also welcome comments which suggest an alternative solution to my original problem. A possible solution will be to convert every page of PDF into a picture file, then manually add into Word as background/picture, but given that the document is >100 pages, I seek a less tedious solution. In other words, I'm happy with the PDF just being a picture in the Word document. How can I go about doing this?Ī little more details: I am not interested and having to edit the PDF itself, and I do not even need the final document (after commenting on Word) to detect texts from the original PDFs.

However, I have yet to find such a function on Word online. as Microsoft Word itself.Īs such, I thought of the idea of using the PDF document as a background to a word document, of which I can comment flexibly as much as I want. However, I have yet to find a PDF editor that has the versatility of text boxes, comments and equation editors etc.

Original problem: I have a PDF document with me which I wish to comment on.

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