Rather than the output file, you can try to convert the LaTeX source file to Word. I have not tried many converters, but one that works fine is LaTeX-to-Word from. It's not free, but you can try it 10 times.

Is a free converter prepared for Word 2007, but I don't know if it only converts word documents into LaTeX or also works the other way round. A google search for 'latex to word' might provide you more useful links. If you used basic packages or no packages at all for your LaTeX file you will have more chances that the conversion turns out properly; more esoteric packages make conversion more difficult, I'd say. Ae pixel sorter free download.

Convert a whole LaTeX document or a selected part. LaTeX-to-Word in 3 steps. Open your LaTeX document (*.tex) in Microsoft Word: on the File tab, click Open and then click Browse in the type list, click LaTeX [GrindEQ] (*.tex) and Open the document. LaTeXML A LaTeX to XML/HTML/MathML Converter. A postprocessor, latexmlpost converts this XML into other formats such as HTML or XHTML, with options.

If you install with the additional import and export plugins,* you can open a PDF file in the Word Processor, and then export to LaTeX. In fact, you can also convert from the command line: abiword --to=tex filename.pdf Be warned that both its PDF import routine and its LaTeX export routine have serious limitations, and you should not expect anything that will be usable without serious tweaking afterwards.

(* IIRC, the extra plugins are installed by selecting a custom install on Windows and checking all the import and export options it gives you. For Linux, you typically need to install a separate package called 'abiword-plugins' or 'abiword-plugin-mathview' depending on distro.

No clue for Mac.) can open PDFs and export to either PSTricks or TikZ codes; this might be useful if the PDF in question is just a diagram or vector image you want to edit. There's, but it doesn't look like any real work has been done on it. I'm not sure it's a real project. (The page looks fishy; almost as if someone was just posting an idea.). Import the file using LibreOffice. It will create a Draw file. You have to copy and edit it by pieces into Writer.

Then you can use the plugin writer2latex to export the results to LaTeX. The final code is dirty, with plenty of stuff you don't need and some errors. If your docs are large enough, this process might be easier than re-typing everything. Another alternative, if you are dealing mostly with pure and simple text, is to save the file as a *.txt from the PDF reader. Then copy/paste the thing into your LaTeX editor. Convert PDF to Latex by acquiring the source.doc or.docx.