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can i convert this file to excel? Using excel 2003, Windows 2000 Professional
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Peo Sjoblom
Not by something built in, you would need a 3rd party app
like an OCR program or some excel add-in
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Peo Sjoblom
like an OCR program or some excel add-in
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Peo Sjoblom
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JLatham
As Peo said, not with any built-in Excel function. The best success I've had
in converting documents from .pdf to other 'native/original' file formats has
been with a product called OmniPage
http://www.nuancestore.com/v2.0-img...html/omnipage16/omnipage_pro16_standard2.html
it can take a .pdf file and convert to a specified file type. It's the only
thing I've ever found that can take a complex .pdf created from a Word
document and actually come out with anything close to the original layout.
But it obviously is not free.
in converting documents from .pdf to other 'native/original' file formats has
been with a product called OmniPage
http://www.nuancestore.com/v2.0-img...html/omnipage16/omnipage_pro16_standard2.html
it can take a .pdf file and convert to a specified file type. It's the only
thing I've ever found that can take a complex .pdf created from a Word
document and actually come out with anything close to the original layout.
But it obviously is not free.
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ShaneDevenshire
Hi,
What you have to realize is that the purpose of PDF is to allow you to read
and print but not to convert files, so this "lack of a feature" is
intentional.
What you have to realize is that the purpose of PDF is to allow you to read
and print but not to convert files, so this "lack of a feature" is
intentional.
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dp
Thanks to all for taking time to reply.
ShaneDevenshire said:Hi,
What you have to realize is that the purpose of PDF is to allow you to read
and print but not to convert files, so this "lack of a feature" is
intentional.