G
Guest
How do I convert a PDF file to HTM?
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M
Murray
You would need to have Adobe Acrobat Professional to attempt that.
G
Guest
If it is just text, try copying the text into notepad and then into your HTML
document.
document.
T
Trevor Lawrence
Corey Bryant said:If it is just text, try copying the text into notepad and then into your
HTML
document.
But, but..
I have tried cutting from PDF to paste somewhere else (e.g Notepad), and it
couldn't be done
Am I wrong ??
Or is Murray right?
(Same question)
R
Ronx
Copy and paste from PDF works for me. It is possible that some PDFs are
protected.
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protected.
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C
Chad
Could be that the the PDF was created by creating an image of the
original page and not OCR. Using a program like Cute PDF will create
the PDF, but won't let you copy and paste text like what's being
suggested. If that's the case there's not many option for you. You
can re-type all the text and use Paint to crop any pictures that are
in the PDF so you can use them - you'd have to open the PDF, hit print
screen, open Paint, paste the print screen, crop the image and save it
as a gif or jpg that you can then use in FP. Not the easiest
solution, but it will work...
original page and not OCR. Using a program like Cute PDF will create
the PDF, but won't let you copy and paste text like what's being
suggested. If that's the case there's not many option for you. You
can re-type all the text and use Paint to crop any pictures that are
in the PDF so you can use them - you'd have to open the PDF, hit print
screen, open Paint, paste the print screen, crop the image and save it
as a gif or jpg that you can then use in FP. Not the easiest
solution, but it will work...
G
Guest
It depends on how the PDF was created. Some people when the PDF is created
will disable copying
will disable copying