Extract Pages from PDF and Convert PDF to Word for Microsoft Edge For Free

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Go to the Print dialog or hit the universal shortcut key Ctrl + P. You can also right-click and select Print from the context menu. In the Print dialog, set your printer to Microsoft Print to PDF. In the Pages section, select the option for entering a page range and enter the page number which you want to extract.
On the toolbar bar go to the Batch Tab > Convert To > Extract Pages as Image. Set the options for the batch process. Additional details for each of the settings are available below. Once all the settings are complete, click on Start to begin the batch process.
Click the three-dot menu near the top-right corner and select Print. Select Save as PDF from the “"Destination”" menu. To choose your pages, click the “"Pages”" menu, select Custom, and then enter the page range you want to extract. Click Save to save your new PDF.
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