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Pdf format is today used by many users for distribution and sharing of files across various platforms. The advantage of using pdf is that these files are not easily editable and the user may not be able to modify the contents.

However, if you want to convert them to editable files, there comes a few converters also. In case you don’t want to install them, but still be able to convert your files, you can use following online helpful websites. You just have to send the pdf files as an email attachment and these websites will convert them to different formats and send the converted file back to you.

For converting pdf to plain txt: Mail pdf file to pdf2txt@adobe.com

For converting pdf to HTML: Mail pdf file to: pdf2html@adobe.com

For converting jpg to pdf: Mail jpg file to pdf@koolwire.com

Earlier version of MS Office 2007 had “Save as pdf” feature, which allowed users to save Office files in pdf format. But later this feature was removed after a dispute with Adobe, the originators of pdf format.

But now “Save as pdf” feature has again been made available by Microsoft as a separate add-on for Office 2007. You can download it free at Office 2007 download center, but it requires you to validate the Genuine Microsoft Office requirement.