As in "solution", a way to do it, probably, but you'd have to digg into this yourself:
The PDF file format is... quite hard to understand. First of all, it can't be compared to Word format at all. It's format is designed to produce a consistent look on all platforms and printers, Word therein, is a little less strict.
Editing PDF files, first, is quite hard too: because you don't have "text" like in Word; it's more like chunks of letters. These are all positioned individually.
The only doable solution I see is the following:
- Render the PDF to an image. (Thus requires a PDF rendering library!)
- Append this image into a
.doc
. (Thus requires a .DOC writing library!)
I think it's what SautinSoft is doing too; that's the reason of it's bad quality. Images can get quite huge if you want good quality (i.e. you can't get the optimization like generic fonts or repeating graphics, like you have with PDF files).