Microsoft Word provides a wealth of content management features. One of them is the ability to import a file directly into Word. Importing it can be done in just a few steps.
To easily insert a file into a Word document, add it as an object. If you do this, the PDF essentially becomes part of the document Word. This means that any changes to the source PDF file will not be reflected in the embedded file in the Word document (unless you link to the source file).
When you're ready, open your Word document and place your cursor where you want to insert the .Then, select the "Insert" tab.
Click on “Object” from the “Text” category.
A small drop-down menu will appear. Click the “Object” option from the menu.
Now, the “Object” window will appear. At this point, click on the “Create from File” tab, and then select “Browse.”
Navigate to where file , select it, and then click “Import.”
Now, you need to decide whether you want to link directly to the source file and/or display the PDF as an icon. Linking directly to the source file is a good idea if you want the imported file to show new changes made to the source file. Be sure to enable this option if that is goal .
The second option, displaying the PDF as an icon, is good if you don't want to take up too much space on the page. If you don't enable either of the previous options, the PDF will appear in the Word document and won't show new changes made to the source file.
When you decide what you want to do and are ready, select the “OK” button.
The PDF will now be inserted into the Word document.
