People preparing Word documents for sharing or archiving can use FoxPDF Word to PDF Converter to create PDF copies while retaining the original layout. It converts Word files and also accepts DOC, RTF, and TXT documents.
Convert Word and text files to PDF
Choose Word documents or files in DOC, RTF, or TXT format for conversion to PDF. The program’s options are available from its main menu, where the conversion task is started. The resulting PDF is intended to retain the source document’s formatting and layout, so page structure and text placement carry over for sharing or storage.
Preserve links in the PDF
Hyperlinks in a Word document can remain functional in the converted PDF. This matters for documents that direct readers to web pages or other linked material; the link can still be followed from the PDF instead of becoming plain text.
Add password protection
The converter can apply automatic passwords to the PDF files it creates. This gives the output document password protection without requiring a separate PDF tool.
Convert several documents together
Batch conversion lets you process multiple Word documents in one operation, with no separate conversion needed for each file. This workflow suits recurring document jobs such as preparing a group of reports or contracts for PDF distribution.
Pros
- Converts Word, DOC, RTF, and TXT files to PDF
- Preserves hyperlinks in converted documents
- Can add automatic passwords to generated PDFs
- Supports converting multiple Word documents in one batch
Which file types can FoxPDF Word to PDF Converter convert?
It converts Word documents and accepts DOC, RTF, and TXT files as input, producing PDF files.
Will hyperlinks in a Word document still work in the PDF?
Yes. The converter can preserve hyperlinks so they remain functional in the PDF.
Can the converter password-protect its PDFs?
Yes. It can add automatic passwords to PDFs created during conversion.