Best way: PDF to html

What is the best way to copy the contents of a PDF (with
graphics) into an
html page?? Preferably something that doesn't require
purchasing yet
another program...
Unless I'm missing it, playing around with Acrobat itself
doesn't provide
any ready solution. Figured somebody here may know if it's
even possible or
not.
Jenna

>>I do have Acrobat, but it basically just makes jpgs
and tiffs
No it doesn't. It makes PDF files which can contain JPGs.
TIFFs and other
elements.
Walt
"Jenna" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:er5bbi$rf6$[email protected]..
> Thanks, Joe, I will check this out. I do have Acrobat,
but it basically
> just makes jpgs and tiffs, etc. I was hoping for some
cut-and-paste, but
> I
> see it's going to be more difficult than that.
>
> Thanks for the link. Reading it now.
>
> J
>
>
> "Joe Makowiec" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
>
news:[email protected]..
>> On 16 Feb 2007 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Jenna
wrote:
>>
>>> What is the best way to copy the contents of a
PDF (with graphics)
>>> into an html page?? Preferably something that
doesn't require
>>> purchasing yet another program...
>>>
>>> Unless I'm missing it, playing around with
Acrobat itself doesn't
>>> provide any ready solution. Figured somebody
here may know if it's
>>> even possible or not.
>>
>> By 'Acrobat', do you mean the Adobe Reader app which
is a free
>> download, or do you mean the full product?
>>
>> *Assuming* that the PDF was made with text and
images (not images of
>> text), you can get the text in Reader by clicking on
the 'Select'
>> cursor tool, highlighting the text, copying and
pasting. You'll have
>> to do formatting yourself.
>>
>> The select tool will also work on images - highlight
the image, copy,
>> and paste into a new image in an image editing app.
>>
>> In both cases, you'll have to do some work in
another application,
>> though you should have both the apps you'll need.
>>
>> There is other non-Adobe software out there which
will disassemble
>> PDFs. Ghostscript comes to mind. This page may help;
also, you can
>> try doing a web search for [extract pdf].
>>
>>
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/pdf/f/pdfextraction.htm
>>
>> --
>> Joe Makowiec
>>
http://makowiec.net/
>> Email:
http://makowiec.net/email.php
>
>
>

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