Can you convert this file into good searchable pdf file: Medical Terminology- A Short Course.azw4

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I have now tried for hours, but now I give up!
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Forums trolls are people who just flame posts for
attention.I see. So after all these years I've been on the forum and thought I knew what trolls were, all along it was me who was the troll. Thanks for letting me know.
im looking for any hints how to do it. Not really. Looks to me like you're just looking for it to get done by someone else.
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and its not homework. get your facts right. its a
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My "claim"? Actually I've made no "claim" such as you've mentioned.
Simply stated your OP has foundational premises that presume as factual what is not.
Here, we're in Adobe's hosted user forum for Acrobat.
Any other application use is not material.
Acrobat XI provides 3 OCR methods.
Searchable Image, Searchable Image (Exact) & ClearScan.
Only the first two provide the "hidden" text output.
(Glyphs have no stroke, no fill)
From back to the Acrobat 3 product family the design functionality of Searchable Image and Searchable Image (Exact) has been to facilitate the use of Find / Search.
The "hidden" text is can be touched up. Acrobat Pro provides the facility to view the hidden text.
So you can see what the OCR output that correlates to the bit-map images of the characters that are present.
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Back in the PDF --
You'd select some of the hidden text and retype what you suspect is the correct string of characters.
Save and return to the preview of the hidden text.
If you got it right, good. Continue.
If not, darn - try again.
Plug 'n chug -- somewhere over the rainbow it'll be done eh.
Full disclosure -- this is something I've done (enquiring minds don't you know).
I've found it to be a rather Sisypean undertaking.
So, "doable" but not practicable.
This is to be expected because such touchups are not the concern / focus of the output from Searchable Image or Searchable Image (Exact) - (the names tell it all).
To have touchup "editablity" of an OCR output using Acrobat make use of ClearScan.
ClearScan replaces recognized character bit-maps with a character from an Acrobat internal font.
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Minor touchups can be made and your best "tool" for this is still Acrobat Pro. (Save As often and periodically "bank" the PDF via some file rename scheme.)
Be well...

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hi
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A good question to ask over in the Acrobat scanning & ocr forum.
https://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/scanning_%26_ocr
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In 2006 I saw Sara Evans "perform" in Tucson. She flew on her congressional (then) husband's private plane from Portland to Orange County, refueled and flew to Tucson, where she got into a limo, and rode to the show. She got out of the limo, went straight backstage, I saw someone hand her a Dr. Pepper, which she opened, took a sip out of, and then went out on the stage as the headline act for the evening. She sang six (6) songs in twenty-three (23) minutes, walked offstage, did no encore, and got back in the limo, which whisked her back to the waiting jet to fly home.
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Can you convert this file into good searchable pdf file: Medical Terminology- A Short Course.azw4

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