Scanned PDF to Word Converter

Posted on 2011/06/02 by VeryPDF

Hello,

I am trying to convert a .pdf to word and getting ghosted lettering with strikethroughs and misc other shadows/ghosts. When pasted it looks like this:

UbrorY' Qual'tar XLS Sttie-s blterprise .\-Iooular T.p" Ubrary S)'l\t<:",. Moool XLS81611 00. 202 I tap" ,101<, Tell LTO-4 drive., Eighl 4 Gblt fiber charu,el port •.

I was using Exact mode for reconstruction. When I tried either of automatic layout options, a doc file didn't even get created.

acrobat is version 9
word is version 2007
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Hi,

We have double checked your PDF file, your PDF file was created from scanner, however, we suggest you may by following steps to convert this PDF file to DOC file,

1. Please open this PDF file in Adobe Reader,
2. Please press CTRL+A, CTRL+C to copy all text contents into clipboard,
3. Create a blank word document, press CTRL+V to past all text contents from clipboard into MS Word,
4. OK, you can get a word document now.

We hoping above steps will work fine to you, please to try.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!

Best regards,
VeryPDF

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PDFStamp Command Line

Posted on 2011/06/02 by VeryPDF

With the registration process PDFSTAMP -REG "yourregkey"

Is there any way to supress the confirmation?
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Hi,

Thanks for your message, you can run following command line to register pdfstam.exe silently,

pdfstamp.exe -silent -reg XXXXXXXXXXX

please replace XXXXXXXXXXX with your real license key, then you will register pdfstamp.exe silently.

If your version of PDFStamp Command Line doesn't support -silent parameter, please feel free to let us know, we will send the latest version of PDFStamp Command Line to you shortly.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!

Best regards,
VeryPDF

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doc2any commandline

Posted on 2011/06/02 by VeryPDF

Hi, I am currently testing your demo doc2any command line utility. I am looking to purchase it but am having some trouble with converting a file to a fax type. Can you tell me what the correct syntax would be?

I tried:

C:\doc2any_cmd>doc2any -multipagetif -bitcount 1 -compression 3 xxx.doc xxx.tif

C:\doc2any_cmd>doc2any -multipagetif -bitcount 1 -compression 3 -width 1728 -xres 300 -yres 300 xxx.doc xxx.tif

I need it to be Compression Mode: 3=Group 3 Fax
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Hi,

you can run following command line to convert your DOC file to Group 3 Fax TIFF file,

doc2any -multipagetif -bitcount 1 -compression 88882 xxx.doc xxx.tif

doc2any -multipagetif -bitcount 1 -compression 88883 xxx.doc xxx.tif

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!
VeryPDF
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Hi, thanks for the response.

We are actually looking for a command line utility that converts all filetypes to tiff fax type (doc,xls,pdf,jpg,bmp etc). docs and images -> tiff.

And also, the same utility (or another) that converts tiff fax files to pdf. Tiff->pdf

Do you have such a program?
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Hi,

Our DOC to Any Converter is able to convert all office document types to fax type TIFF files, you can download DOC to Any Converter from following web page to try,

http://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any.html

Our partner's e-PDF to Image Converter Command Line from following web page is able to convert PDF file to fax type TIFF file,

http://www.e-pdfconverter.com/pdf-to-image/index.html

you can use our Image2PDF Command Line v3.2 product to convert fax TIFF file back to PDF format,

http://www.verypdf.com/tif2pdf/tif2pdf.htm

however, we haven't a product which can convert BMP, JPG, TIFF, etc. image files to Fax type TIFF files at the moment, but we can develop this function to you at additional cost, if you are interest in this function, please feel free to let us know, we will provide a quotation for this function to you shortly.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!

Best regards,
VeryPDF

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Need product features info please

Posted on 2011/06/02 by VeryPDF

I am preparing to download trial packages as we enter into the implementation phase of development. I have one more question about conversion from XPS -> PDF, please...

We will need to produce PDF files with embedded movies (multi-frame GIF). Are these features fully supported in your product? Else, what are the limitations, and what are the alternate ways to support this need?
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Our XPS to PDF Converter will convert first frame from GIF file to PDF file, because PDF format doesn't support GIF animation, please understand this matter.

VeryPDF
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I need to follow up please...

Yes you are right, PDF wants FLV/F4V or shockwave.

- I need to make sure that your product does embed these formats.
- Does your product convert any other movie formats (e.g. mpg or wmv) to FLV or SWF for embedding into the PDF doc?

I must know what movie formats are accepted by your product to embed into PDF.

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Sorry, our XPS to PDF Converter doesn't support any other movie formats during XPS to PDF conversion, sorry for this matter.

VeryPDF
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Sorry, but I am not sure what you mean by "other" movie formats. Does your conversion accept any movie formats? I would expect FLV/F4V and/or SWF to be converted. Please let me know.
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Sorry for the misunderstanding, our XPS to PDF Converter doesn't all movie formats, it can only support static XPS document contents, please understand.

VeryPDF

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PDF Split-Merge Request Information

Posted on 2011/06/02 by VeryPDF

I have very large pdf files that I need to sort the pages using an algorithm I have in VB.  I do this now with the acrobat sdk but it is very slow.  Do you have any way of doing this?
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Hi,

You can use PDF Split-Merge Command Line to burst your PDF file to single page PDF files, and then merge these PDF files into one PDF file at later, we hoping this solution will helpful to you, please to try.

PDF Split-Merge Command Line can be downloaded from our website directly,

http://www.verypdf.com/pdfpg/index.html#dl

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!

Best regards,
VeryPDF
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I get an error in the gc about too many heap sections when I am remerging the files.  There are 18400 files to merge, is that too many?
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Hi,

Yes, 18400 files seems too many, we suggest you may merge about 100~500 PDF files at first time, and then merge all PDF files to one PDF file at second time, we hoping this solutin will solve this problem to you.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this.

Thank you!
VeryPDF

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