'convert the document' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe the process of changing a document's format from one kind to another, such as converting a Word document to a PDF. For example: "I had to convert the document from a Word file to a PDF so that I could share it with my colleague."
Drive will upload and convert the document, creating a test document in your Drive folder.
Scanning in black and white will make it much easier for the OCR program to convert the document.
Newer scanners may come with software that will automatically convert the document into an editable format.[1].
Under the 2013 style interface, go to Save as > Export to PDF to convert the document to PDF.
Be sure to investigate yours because otherwise the careful work you've done in Word might be useless when you convert the document to a PDF.
If you do not plan to convert the document back to a Word file again later, select "Web Page, Filtered" instead.
Appraisers who have training in green valuations can also convert the documented monthly savings on utility bills into a specific value adjustment appropriate for the local market.
This left just a little tidying up (and a change of script from Latin to Cyrillic) to be done in order to convert the documents from the Croatian language to the slightly different Serbian.
As you feed sheets of paper into a slot on the device's side, the scanner converts the document into a PDF file in the computer.
Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller's most recent indictment of Manafort noted how the lobbyist and his colleague, Richard Gates, collaborated on modifying a PDF document by converting the document into Word format, changing an amount in the document, then changing it back to a PDF.
Next, a 'backward translation' was carried out, in which a third bilingual translator converted the document back into English and this process was repeated until differences on all items had been accommodated.
