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• Is it possible to determine if the text in Word format converted using OCR?

  Hi, I want to know if some PDF Convert to editable using OCR text, is it possible to identify the text is converted using some OCR?

  Thank you

  Hi kanav_sareen,

  You can track the changes made to the file which are made in MS Word application after have exported them PDF.

  However there is no way to identify if the text in Word format of the file being converted with OCR.

  Let me know if you need additional assistance.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• is it possible to export a pdf to word without any OCR?

  is it possible to export a pdf to word without any OCR?

  Here's the original pdf file:

  Dropbox - Journal of Materials Science.PDF

  Here's what I want it to be when it is converted to word file, I tried this site https://www.pdftoword.com/ but it was a trial

  Dropbox - Log Science.doc materials (284926670)

  Here's what adobe acrobat gives me what is it OCR course on pdf and the result is not good.

  Dropbox - Journal of Materials Science.docx

  Please let me know how I can configure my adobe acrobat to convert it to word without any ORC, just take a screeshot

  Use the "Searchable Image" function on the button change in the OCR dialog box.  This keeps the image, but gives you the searchable text.  The best of both worlds.

• Speech recognition - to convert a WAV file to text in Word

  I use Windows Vista 64 bit with Office 2007. Can you use speech recognition in Vista to take an audio file (WAV, for example) as input and then convert to text in Word 2007? If this is not the case, can you please specify alternatives?

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• Adobe flash CS6 crashes when you use the text or Word of edition tool all the time... Please help!

  Adobe flash CS6 crashes when you use the text or Word of edition tool all the time... Please help!

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• export a text in illustrator on board animate 20141 CC

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• Content export Flash to Microsoft Word

  Is there a function in Flash that allows you to export content in Word.  I know that Captivate has this feature, but did not know that the Flash has until someone mentioned it recently.  Thought I would ask because it is not his right.

  I don't really understand this last comment.

  but, based on general principles, what might eventually export you to ms word to flash?

  It is most likely ms word can import/display some content swf.  I don't know it's true, but it's plausible.

• Export as text

  Sorry, this must have been asked and answered here several times, but I can't find a clear answer.

  Is it far from export a document in plain text format? At the moment I'm going via the Clipboard of the operating system, but there must be a better way.

  Thank you!

  "Export text" in the online help States that you will find all the export formats that are available in the export dialog box.

  ... OTOH, it fails to list them and doesn't mention (I think) you have to set your text cursor within a story to export plain text out of it. If you do so, you will find 'Text' only list "Save as type".

  If your problem is, you have several stories and you want to export all the of them, not one by one, try the ExportAllStories script. It comes pre-installed with your InDesign: http://indesignsecrets.com/exporting-all-stories-text-rtf.php

• I would like to bring to the text from Word (and the web) which is already a hypertext link in InDesign. How can I do it while keeping the links active?

  I would like to bring to the text from Word (and the web) which is already a hypertext link in InDesign. How can I do it while keeping the links active?

  Whenever I have to copy and paste from the web or Word it removes hyperlinks.  And when I try to do in 'Place' ing a Word document in my InDesign project that it retains formatting with it, the rectangles around the text.

  I have the latest version of InDesign.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Copy-paste might not include the shaped. A regular import using square is the best way.

  The rectangles around the hyperlinks are just to indicate that they are links - they do not print, but they appear in your PDF.

  You can delete them by double clicking on the hyperlink in the hyperlinks Panel and select "Rectangle Invisible" as the type.

  In general, Word formatting of hyperlinks - blue text, underline - with a character Style. If you want to remove or change the formatting, all you have to do is to change the character style. My experience, however, is that you need to check all the hyperlinks because no reason apparent, sometimes they appear in the document without the character style.

• Export to text file paragraph Style

  I have an InDesign document (several really), where I would like to extract all the text formatted with a paragraph style to create a glossary.

  I looked at ChangeCaseofSelectedStyle ExportAllStories and Dave Saunder trying to cobble something together (my scripting skills are next to zero). I had that day, now I'm stuck and errors.

  Any help?

  If ((app.documents.length! = 0) & & (app.selection.length! = 0)) {}
  myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  myStyles = myDoc.paragraphStyles;
  myStringList = myStyles.everyItem () .name;
  myExportFormatList = ['Text only', 'RTF', 'Text referenced InDesign'];

  myDialog = app.dialogs.add var ({name: "ExtractParagraphByStyle"})
  {with (MyDialog)}
  {with (dialogColumns.Add ())}
  with (dialogRows.add ()) {}
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "Style of paragraph :"});})
  }
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  myStyle = dropdowns.add({stringList:myStringList,selectedIndex:0,minWidth:133});)
  }
  }
  with (dialogRows.add ()) {}
  with (dialogColumns.add ()) {}
  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "export as :"}); "})
  }
  with (myExportFormatButtons = {radiobuttonGroups.add ())}
  radiobuttonControls.add ({staticLabel: "Text only", checkedState:true});})
  radiobuttonControls.add({staticLabel:"RTF"});)
  radiobuttonControls.add ({staticLabel: "InDesign tagged text"});
  }
  }
  }
  }

  
  myReturn = myDialog.show ();
  If (myReturn == true) {}
  Get the values of the dialog box.
  myExportFormat = myExportFormatButtons.selectedButton;
  myDialog.destroy;
  myFolder is Folder.selectDialog ("select a file");.
  If ((mondossier! = null) & & (app.activeDocument.stories.length! = 0)) {}
  myExtractParagraphByStyle (myExportFormat, myFolder);
  }
  }
  else {}
  () myDialog.destroy; s
  }
  }

  myExportStories function handles the export of the stories.
  myExportFormat is a number between 0-2, where 0 = text only, 1 = 3 = tagged text and rtf.
  myFolder is a reference to the folder in which you want to save your files.
  function myExtractParagraphByStyle (myExportFormat, myFolder) {}
  for (myCounter = 0; myCounter < app.activeDocument.stories.length; myCounter ++) {}
  monarticle = app.activeDocument.stories.item (myCounter);
  myID = myStory.id;
  {Switch (myExportFormat)}
  case 0:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.textType;
  myExtension = 'txt '.
  break;
  case 1:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.RTF;
  myExtension = ".rtf".
  break;
  case 2:
  myFormat = ExportFormat.taggedText;
  myExtension = 'txt '.
  break;
  }
  myFileName = "StoryID" + myID + myExtension;
  CheminMonFichier = myFolder + "/" + myFileName.
  myFile = new File (myFilePath);
  myStory.exportFile (myFormat, myFile);
  }
  }
  +++ Functions start here +++

  function errorExit (message) {}
  If (arguments.length > 0) {}
  If (app.version! = 3) {beep()} / / CS2 includes beep() function.
  Alert (message);
  }
  Exit(); CS ends with a beep; CS2 left silently.
  }

  The example script, export all the text to the file might give you some clues:

  ExportAllText.jsx
  An InDesign CS4 JavaScript
  //
  Export all the text in the active document with a single
  text file. To do this, the script will create a new document,
  combine the stories in the new document using export/import
  and then export the text into the new document.
  main();
  main() {} function
  mySetup();
  mySnippet();
  myTeardown();
  }
  function mySetup() {}
  myDocument var = app.documents.add ();
  myDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
  myDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
  myDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;
  myPage var = myDocument.pages.item (0);
  var myTextFrameA = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameA.geometricBounds = [72, 144, 72, 288];
  myTextFrameA.contents = 'This is story 1.';
  var myTextFrameB = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameB.geometricBounds = [72, 300, 228, 288];
  myTextFrameB.contents = 'This is the story 2.';
  var myTextFrameC = myPage.textFrames.add ();
  myTextFrameC.geometricBounds = [72, 444, 312, 288];
  myTextFrameC.contents = 'This is the story of 3.';
  }
  function mySnippet() {}
  //
  If (app.documents.length! = 0) {}
  If (. stories.length app.documents.item (0)! = 0) {}
  myExportAllText (app.documents.item (0) .name);
  }
  }
  //
  }
  function myTeardown() {}
  }
  //
  function myExportAllText (myDocumentName) {}
  var monarticle;
  File name for the exported text. Specify a valid file on your system path.
  var myFileName = "/ c/test.txt ';
  If you want to add a line of separation between the floors, myAddSeparator set to true.
  var myAddSeparator = true;
  var myNewDocument = app.documents.add ();
  var app.documents.item (myDocumentName) = myDocument;
  var myTextFrame = myNewDocument.pages.item (0).textFrames.add ({geometricBounds:myGetBounds (myNewDocument, myNewDocument.pages.item (0))});
  var myNewStory = myTextFrame.parentStory;
  for (myCounter = 0; myCounter)< mydocument.stories.length;="">
  monarticle = myDocument.stories.item (myCounter);
  Export the story as tagged text.
  myStory.exportFile (ExportFormat.taggedText, leader (myFileName));
  Import (place) the file at the end of the temporary history.
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).place (File (myFileName));
  If the imported text does not end with a return, enter a return
  to keep the stories running together.
  If (myCounter! = myDocument.stories.length-1) {}
  If (myNewStory.characters.item(-1).contents! = '\r') {}
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = "\r";
  }
  if(myAddSeparator == true) {}
  myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = '-\r ";
  }
  }
  }
  myNewStory.exportFile (ExportFormat.taggedText, File("/c/test.txt));
  myNewDocument.close (SaveOptions.no);
  }
  //
  function myGetBounds (myDocument, myPage)}
  var myPageWidth = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
  var myPageHeight = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageHeight
  if(MyPage.Side == PageSideOptions.LeftHand) {}
  var myPage.marginPreferences.left = myX2;
  myX1 = myPage.marginPreferences.right var;
  }
  else {}
  var myPage.marginPreferences.left = myX1;
  myX2 = myPage.marginPreferences.right var;
  }
  var myY1 = myPage.marginPreferences.top;
  myX2 var = myPageWidth - myX2;
  var myY2 = myPageHeight - myPage.marginPreferences.bottom;
  return [myX1, myY2, myY1, myX2];
  }

• When you export to PDF from Word, 5th level indent pdf as an image, and not as searchable text.  How can I fix it?

  Is it a setting in Adobe, in Word?  Result is the same as I print to PDF or save - as pdf.

  Thank you

  TM

  It seems to be a known issue with Adobe PDFMaker in Word 2007; more specifically there are problems when you export header 7, 8 and 9.

  It seems that the PDF file is published correctly when you use:

  File > export > "Create a PDF/XPS Document" with "ISO 19005-1 compliant (PDF/A)" radio button checked.

• Export of pages in word format

  I am using a Pages document that I saved as a model because it has the logo of the company and images etc, and then I add the required text and save as a document.  Once I did I then need to export to a word document.

  The works of export, but the text is not saved on the same page... and appears on the second page, as if the words slipped out of the model page

  Please y at - there a way around this.

  Thank you very much

  Penny

  I used Pages 5.6.2, found an existing template in Pages that had graphics.

  Registered as a doc Pages.

  Then exported in file .docx for Word 2016.

  Opened in Word 2016 and saved as a new model.

  It seems close.

  See the pix.

  Note the extra page in Word, but you can fix that with margins. The full text is here. 433 words in both documents.  The graphics as well.  You need to play with the text box.  Search for page breaks in Word (see where they use the invisible command show) and see if this helps you locate a possible problem area.

  

• Adobe Acrobat Reader DC - OCR: no export image text conversion

  Based on the exploration of online Adobe help resources, I subscribed to export in PDF format on the assumption that I would be able to use convert scanned image Adobe Acrobat Reader DC text in MS Word text. (I'm trying to convert scanned in editable text obituaries). Converted Word files show only the scanned image and I can't find any way to find and adjust the OCR settings or the tool Export drive resident or online, as explained here:

  Roc export using Adobe PDF, Document Cloud, drive

  I have to have a standard Acrobat subscription for this and, if so, does include export to PDF? Thanks in advance.

  Hi timh77819955,

  Could you please share the image scanned with us text file, so we can check it out on our end.

  Please check your private message for the e-mail address to send the file.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• Images placed behind text in Word 2010 are proposed to cover the text after conversion to PDF.

  System Specs:

  Windows 7, Word 2010, Acrobat XI

  I've highlighted several paragraphs thoughout the book I write by placing an image behind them. These images are set to display behind the text, leaving the readable text. So the image offers a sort of background for these select paragraphs.

  They look great in Word 2010.

  And the PDF looks a lot when I exported from Word 2007 using Acrobat 9 (at least I think it was 9...).

  But now, when I convert it to PDF using Word 2010 and Acrobat XI, the image is moved in front of the text; obscuring her completely.

  We never saw it? Any suggestions?

  EDIT - to be clear, I do the conversion using the PDF what acrobat tools puts in Word when it is installed.

  Here's how Adobe level 2 support 'resolved' for us: uninstall all instances of Acrobat on your system. If you have another version of Acrobat (if reader, Standard or Pro) installed, purge your system of all the tips of it in the Program Files folders and clean the registry of all guides in Acrobat. In my case, I use Adobe Application Manager because I now have CS6 installed, so installed Acrobat XI of MAO by clicking on "Try". It is installed and then I installed 11.0.1 update and then activated using my product key. I really think that the problem was that I didn't install PDF Maker during the original installation, because it was such a slug and buggy to who. When I installed by the above, I had not given the choice, so now I have Acrobat or Adobe tabs on all my Office applications, oh joy. But printing to PDF works as it should. As I was directed by rein through most of the above, I have no idea what has been really effective on the above. I tried to just uninstall Acrobat and resettlement on a system on which no other version of Acrobat had already been installed, but on which install the original XI of Acrobat didn't understand the PDF Maker and who had the symptoms of printing of this thread. This doesn't solve the problem, but do the relevant parts of the steps I have indicated above, did the trick. I have 20 users with XI Acrobat installed; Some have this symptom, some don't. I have not analyzed to see what is the common point, but this problem and its solution still seems very rickety for me.

• Export InDesign text in a text file with paragraph styles

  Hello

  is it possible to export text in InDesign in a text file with included paragraph styles?

  I want not only to include the formatting of the text that I must have still all paragraph styles applied to the text after the export.

  Thank you

  With the text tool in the ready to type text block. Choose file > export > RTF (Rich Text Format)

  For all text to export text all images must be strung. If they don't you will have to do them individually.

  If you just want a select few paragraphs then highlight and choose then export > RTF

  Which can be opened in Word with all styles of tact.

  It is unclear with your workflow is here, can you elaborate on what you are trying to do?