If you have an InPage Urdu file and you want to convert it to a pdf file for viewing then what should you do?
There can be many ways to achieve this task. The one which I found out to be most easy is described below:
You need MS Word or Some other PDF Maker that can convert multiple images into a single PDF.
I used MS Word.
First, Open the file in InPage, go to File, Export Page. From this menu you can export all the pages as images and then drag drop these images to MS Word and Save as PDF
Alternatively you can select Print option from File menu in InPage and send it to Adobe PDF if you have it installed.
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I have tried finding a way to generate an XFDF file from a Word document, because I have some important information in my Word document which I need to use in my PDF.
So I wanna get the XFDF and merge it with my PDF.
have you tried to opening your PDF in Adobe Acrobat and exporting as XFDF format instead of using Word?
Main Menu -> Forms -> Manage form data -> Export data (Select XFDF Format)
Hope I'm of assistance, free for any questions.
Good luck -Stuart
I am looking for the method (of Word ole-object) which can open pdf in the Microsoft Word.
I want to copy all pages of pdf into doc/docx and add there footers.
Could anybody give the cue how to import pdf?
PS: any sample code for this problem would be great.
Thanks,
Lilya
You need OCR (Optical Character Recognition) engine for converting PDF to document. PDF is generic format and it can include text as image. So it is very hard to convert PDF to document. SAP hasn't got any OCR function for doing this. Maybe OpenText (if customer using it) has this functionality, I haven't got detail information about opentext. You need third party tools for this. You can use online services or command line utilities to converting PDF files to text files easelly if PDF included text, otherwise you need professional SDKs (for example Abbyy Finereader) for doing this.
I used FoxIT PDF Reader to save the PDF file into text file and make a macro to read the text file. Of course, by doing so, you can only get the text, but nothing else.
I am trying to print a section of an existing pdf to a new pdf. The original is searchable and selectable but the new pdf cannot do either. I am using "adobe acrobat reader DC" and print via "Microsoft Print to PDF". Unsure if there is any other relevant information.
After searching for a period of time I could not find an answer that allows for direct PDF to PDF print.
I did find a workaround however.
I downloaded a free software called PrimoPDF. Once installed, PrimoPDF becomes a printer option within Adobe acrobat reader. I then selected my desired pages and printed to PrimoPDf instead of Microsoft Print to PDF. This Generated a .ps file. I then imported the .ps file into PrimoPDF application and was able to generate a .pdf from that. The newly generated pdf was searchable and selectable and exactly what I needed.
Hopefully someone else finds this useful in the future.
Generally refrying (printing to PostScript then converting back to PDF) is a bad idea. The reason that Microsoft Print to PDF created a file that wasn't searchable is because when Adobe Reader detects that the printer it is targeting isn't capable of rendering the PDF correctly because of any number of reasons, like it doesn't have the right fonts for example, it will render the PDF itself and send an image to the printer. A simpler PDF probably would have worked just fine.
You are much better off getting a tool that will simply allow you to extract the pages you need to a new file rather than printing.
I have Excel 2010 and Adobe Acrobat DC installed.
I have several thousand files saved as .html saved in a folder.
I plan on doing several things, but at this point, I want to basically convert these files into PDFs. I think I just need to be able to open them as PDFs and then save them as PDFs which I have no idea how to do...
I've been able to open them in the internet browser through vba... but not much after that.
1.copy your url of your .html page
2.go to the http://www.web2pdfconvert.com
3.paste your code there
4.click on "convert" to pdf option
5.now click on "download pdf" button
6.congrets you have done
eo.pdf.dll $650.00+- .net dll that will convert html documents to pdf.
You will have to write some code but you will be able to batch process the html files.
http://www.essentialobjects.com/Products/Pdf/Default.aspx
I want to use MigraDoc/PdfSharp to create and store PDF documents.
Is there a way to show these documents in an application on-screen? I'd like to show the print in my program rather than starting Acrobat Reader with the document name.
I considered storing the print using XPS instead of PDF, but then I'd need to way to convert XPS to PDF for mailing it to customers. And I don't want to save the same print in two formats for space reasons.
MigraDoc can save files in its own format "MigraDoc DDL". You can preview MDDDL on the screen, create PDF or RTF from it or print it.
Disadvantage: images are not included in the MDDDL file (OTOH this can be an advantage as images can be shared between several documents).
You can ZIP document plus images for storage.
PDFsharp can create PDF files from XPS (but this is in a beta state and not fully operational).