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Text Edit users will be familiar with Rich Text Format Directory (RTFD). However, if you have ever experienced the awkward transition from a Mac to a Windows PC, you would understand that certain file formats that work amazingly without a glitch on Mac may behave differently on a Windows PC. Think of an RTFD file as a bundle of files containing a Rich Text Format (RTF) file named TXT.rtf that has a series of Rich Text formatting commands. Therefore, they are able to present content without losing any information and avoid pixelation when printing on a larger scale.
As such, if you find yourself in a situation when you need to open an RTFD file but couldn't, your best solution is to turn RTFD to PDF document.
To convert your RTFD documents into PDFs on Windows PCs, you will need Wondershare PDFelement. It is an all-inclusive PDF editing solution that was created to allow a simple user the professional-quality finish demanded by most companies. The software is easy to navigate and hassle free. Additionally, you will be able to protect confidential documents by securing PDF documents with passwords.
The same function will also give you the power to dictate who can open, read and edit the PDF documents. Wondershare PDFelement is also embedded with OCR technology that enables users to turned scanned PDF documents into searchable and editable texts.
Go to Home window and click the "Create PDF" button to browse for the RTFD file. Click "Open" when you are ready.
The "Edit" tab will open instantaneously - it predicts that you will need to do some editing before finalising the transformation. You can click the following buttons to edit the file as you like: "Add Text", "Add Image", "Link", "Edit Object" and so on.
Open the "File" tab once you are happy with the document and click on "Save As" to save all the changes you have made.
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