Enolsoft PDF to Word with OCR
Enolsoft PDF to Word with OCR is a document conversion tool for macOS that converts both native (searchable) and scanned PDFs, as well as image files, into editable Microsoft Word documents (DOC/DOCX format). The app uses optical character recognition technology to identify and extract text, images, and tables from scanned or image-based PDFs while attempting to preserve the original layout. It supports password-protected PDFs and common image formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP and TIFF. The tool is used by professionals and office workers who need to extract and edit text from PDF documents that are not fully searchable.
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1 suggestionThe latest publicly available information about Enolsoft PDF to Word with OCR dates to 2020 (version 6.8.0), and there is no evidence in the search results of a native Apple Silicon build or any updates since that time. The vendor's official website mentions the product but does not clearly communicate support for M-series Macs. With over 5 years having passed since the last known release, this app appears to be abandoned or dormant. An Intel-only build will cease to run entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028) — roughly 27 months away. Contact Enolsoft directly through their website to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon version is in development; if not, begin exploring alternatives such as PDF Expert (a native, commercially supported PDF-to-Word converter), iWork's Pages (which can import PDFs), or online conversion services from established vendors like Adobe or Smallpdf. Given the long silence from the vendor and the September 2028 deadline, do not rely on an update materializing.
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