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Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 12:29
PM
Subject: RE: [PDFdev] can i organize my
pdf documents
Acrobat 6 has an "export comments to word..." file menu item. You
could call it from script. When I tried it just now it told me that
"this operation requires word 2002 to be installed on your system".
Bah! Humbug...
In
acrobat 5, the file->export->comments function will do basically the
same thing, but will export an FDF (not requiring someone elses tech is always
nice). FDF's are pretty simple to parse... crack it open in the text
editor of your choice, you'll see.
The
code-your-own-plugin method is quite possible, if
non-trivial.
for
each page:
1)
Located the highlight regoins
2)
Find all the text entirely under on of those regions. I understand that
the word-finder has undergone a major overhaul in the acrobat
6.
3)
Export that text in whatever format you like.
--Mark Storer
Software Engineer
Cardiff Software
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Hello All
thank you for reading this
question:
If I wanted to take a certain number of pdf
doucments which I have highlighted (using the adobe highlighter feature) and
export that data into a file (text, spreadsheet, etc) can this be
done?
Will this be complicated/hard?
Thanks,
Abbey Landis
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Again, thanks.
