To insert a PDF file into Word for Mac, click on the Insert menu option and then choose Object. Then click on the From File button at the bottom of the pop-up dialog that appears: Go ahead and select your PDF file and click Open. Program like magixs for the mac operating systems. The steps like this: Enter 'Auto Recovery'→ Locate all the files that start with the words 'Auto Recovery save of' and select the file you want from the list of files→Click on the file and drag it out of the search window, close the Finder Window→Double-click the file to launch and open it in Microsoft Word for Mac → Save it. Hi, Lacey here, and I'm going to show you how to search for a word or a phrase, in a book. So right now we have I-books open, we're going to open up one of the books in our library. Open a page from the search results and use the Find command. Google will return any pages that match your search, but it won't point you to the matching text once you open the page. You'll need to use the Find tool to jump to where the word occurs on the page. See the previous section for information on using the Find tool. In this article, 2 free ways to search a pdf on mac are offered, together with the solution to search for a word within non-searchable PDF on mac.

• How To Search For Words In Word Document
• How To Search For Words In Google Docs
• How To Search For Words In Microsoft Word

I have the PDF 'GNU Image Manipulation Program: User Manual' downloaded to both my Windows PC, and my iMac OS X v.10.9.5. The search function works perfectly in my PC, using Adobe Reader, but it doesn't work at all in my Mac, using neither Preview, nor Firefox browser. Not even my newly-acquired (in a desperate attempt at the end of a long frustrating day of troubleshooting as best i know how!) Skim PDF reader!

How To Search For Words In Word Document

I tried re-downloading the PDF file to my Mac, still no luck. Then, I thought, maybe it's the reader; perhaps there's some quirk in this 'GNU' PDF, that makes most readers unable to recognize all its text as a fully searchable component? (And maybe Adobe Reader is extra powerful in that regard?) (I tried then double-checking, to be sure that i could use the search function on my Mac in other PDFs, and yes I can! I searched through every one I tried perfectly, and I tried several, — all except this 'GNU' PDF work fine! Unfortunately, when I searched online for an Adobe Reader download for my Mac, it seems that it does not exist for Mac! Maybe the reason I couldn't make at least my Firefox search in this 'GNU' PDF in my MAC, is due to the add-on which i have only for Windows not for Mac: Adobe Acrobat 11.0.8.4 PDF Plug-In For Firefox 11.0.8. It seemed perhaps a more functional app than Preview, or than the app I now have in Firefox on MAC, which is the built-in Firefox PDF viewer('Free Foxit Reader').

How To Search For Words In Google Docs

How To Search For Words In Microsoft Word

But, alas, my search for that Adobe Acrobat add-on showed it also unavailable for Macs. One thing I did find, though this might be just out of my desperation to find anything at all that might be do-able (since this 'GNU' PDF is crucial for me, as I depend upon the GIMP program it pertains to and have had no success in installing the contextual help itself and without being able to search this PDF, I am hopelessly lost!) It's this link: (= Adobe Reader for Mac- Mac Update) = at. But it seems to me to be probably only an 'update' to something that maybe was available at one time, as i cannot find an actual Adobe Reader app for Mac? Does anyone have any ideas? What have i not tried or what am I not understanding?