Conversion of pdf

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I purchased the Adobe pdf Pack to combine 50 PDF files to one and when I select them from my folder it claims "the files are not in a format not supported for conversion to PDF". They already are pdfs, what am I doing wrong?".

I purchased the Adobe pdf Pack to combine 50 PDF files to one and when I select them from my folder it claims "the files are not in a format supported for conversion to PDF". They already are pdfs, what am I doing wrong?

Moved to Adobe PDF Pack (read only)

How can I perform the conversion of pdf files in Cyrillic script to Word files in Cyrillic script. The pdf file is too small for me to read right now. Julyan Watts

How can I perform the conversion of .pdf files in Cyrillic script to Word files in Cyrillic script. The .pdf file is too small for me to read without a magnifying glass, and the document is more than one thousand pages.

This answer was not helpful. First of all, I could not find "tech specs"
anywhere on the Acrobat 11 homepage. And secondly I purchased this software
for the specific purpose of converting .pdf files to Word. It was only
after I had completed the purchase that I learnt that Acrobat does not
permit the conversion of .pdf files in Cyrillic to Word files in Cyrillic.
I feel that Acrobat should have provided this crucial information before I
allowed my credit card to be debited. That is why I am now asking for my
money back. But thanks for your attempt to solve my problem, even if it was
not successful.
Julyan Watts

Batch Conversion of PDF to Postscript

I've been trying write a script for Batch conversion of PDF to PS files, using "silent" printing. I'm apparently missing something, because acrobat keeps crashing after executing the script (and the .ps files are not being created). Its also still prompting me for a filename. Not really sure of the syntax for keeping the same filename? I'm new to java script, so I'm sure its something I have wrong. My code is below, if anyone can help me out. I'm using Acrobat 7.0.9
this.print ({bUI: false,bSilent: true,bShrinktoFit: true,});
var pp = this.getPrintParams();
pp.interactive = pp.constants.interactionLevel.automatic;
pp.printername = "Xerox Docuprint 92C NPS PS2 C1";
pp.filename = "c:\temp\$filename$.ps";
this.print(pp);
Thanks

Why are you calling the print method twice?
Your syntax in the first call to print is in error. You have a comma after bShrinkToFit: true which is telling the JS interpreter to expect another argument.
Use this for filename (not the capital N in filename ... use proper case for property names):
pp.fileName = "/c/temp/" + this.documentFileName + ".ps";
Also, when printing to PostScript you shouldn't specify a printer name. Use this (again, note the proper case for properties):
pp.printerName = "";
It says exactly this in the documentation for the fileName property of the PrintParams object. I suggest you read the documentation relating to the methods you're trying to use ... always a good place to find answers.
> When printerName is an empty string and fileName is specified, the current document is saved as a PostScript file.
Although it may not consider C:\temp a "safe path" (I can't remember off the top of my head). You'll want to read the documentation regarding JavaScript "safe paths". If it is still prompting you for a filename it is most likely ignoring your path due to security restrictions.

Conversion from .pdf to .docx: I have converted a text in Slovenian in .pdf, but all the accents are missing in the converted .docx. version

Conversion from .pdf to .docx:
I have converted a text in Slovenian in .pdf, but all the accents are missing in the converted .docx. version.
Does Adobe have a converter for texts with European-language accents, or shall I cancel my subscription?

Subscription for what: ExportPDF or Acrobat?
[topic moved to Acrobat.com Services forum]

Conversion for pdf to word in something I can read?

Conversion from pdf to Word and not in machine language>

I decided to put it away last night and start fresh this morning with a fresh mind, as I had logged in, loaded into the cloud, etc. as I was prompted to do at every new screen. This morning I took a new direction and I logged in at Adobe.com, found my account management info (which I couldn't figure out how to access last night). It appears that you don't have any services associated with my account at all, and that the version I was using was a free service? However I have a record of paying Adobe $29.95 on December 9th. What exactly did I pay for if I do not have any services in my account? Below is the transaction from my visa. Can you look into this for me, or should I go through the account management help service?
Dec 09 Dec 11 ADOBE SYSTEMS, INC. 800-833-6687 WA
27.46 USD @ 1.090677349**
Foreign Currency Transactions 29.95

Download Conversion of PDF to JPEG...

23 December 2012
My Computer doesn't have a conversion from PDF to JPEG. How can I have it for free?
Best wishes and God bless!
Earl

Hi Baby look,
Please follow the instructions below to convert pdf to jpeg :
Open the PDF document you want to convert in Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free PDF viewer.
Click the "Snapshot" icon in the tools bar. The icon resembles a small camera. If the icon is not visible, right click the tool bar and select "Snapshot" from the bottom of the "More Tools" list.
Move the Snapshot cursor, which is displayed as a small cross, to the beginning of the section in the PDF document you want to copy.
Click and hold your mouse button. Drag the cursor to the end of the section you want to copy.
Release the mouse button. The section you outlined is automatically copied to your clipboard as a JPEG image and highlighted in Adobe Reader to indicate the copy is complete.
Open an image editing program such as IrfanView or MS Paint. Press "Ctrl+V" on your keyboard to paste the copied image.
Press "Ctrl+S" to save the copied image as a JPEG file.

Serverside conversion of PDF to Image (JPEG, GIF, PNG)

Hello JDCers.....
I am currently looking for a serverside component (or some info on how to build one).... that will allow on the fly conversion of pdf to an image format on my web server...
Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Thanks
Fahim

here is some code that does the trick...
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.RenderingHints;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.awt.image.RenderedImage;
import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.util.Vector;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.ImageCodec;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.ImageDecoder;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.ImageEncoder;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.PNGEncodeParam;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.SeekableStream;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.TIFFDecodeParam;
import com.sun.media.jai.codec.TIFFDirectory;
import multivalent.Behavior;
import multivalent.Context;
import multivalent.Document;
import multivalent.Node;
import multivalent.std.adaptor.pdf.PDF;
public class PDFToPNG extends HttpServlet {
     private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
     public byte[] ConvertToPngImage(byte[] tiffRawData, HttpServletResponse res)
               throws Exception {
          Vector pngs = new Vector();
          // set stream to the tiff url
          SeekableStream tiffStream = SeekableStream.wrapInputStream(
                    new ByteArrayInputStream(tiffRawData), true);
          // how many pages in one tiff
          int pageNumber = TIFFDirectory.getNumDirectories(tiffStream);
          TIFFDecodeParam decodeParam = new TIFFDecodeParam();
          decodeParam.setDecodePaletteAsShorts(true);
          ImageDecoder tiffDecoder = ImageCodec.createImageDecoder("tiff",
                    tiffStream, decodeParam);
          // for (int p = 0; p < pageNumber; p ++) {
          // render the current page
          RenderedImage tiffPage = tiffDecoder.decodeAsRenderedImage();
          PNGEncodeParam png = PNGEncodeParam.getDefaultEncodeParam(tiffPage);
          // The png stream is outputted to a file. Change the directory
          // accordingly.
          ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
          // Gets a PNG encoder.
          ImageEncoder pngEncoder = ImageCodec.createImageEncoder("PNG", baos,png);
          // Encodes the RenderedImage object.
          pngEncoder.encode(tiffPage);
          byte[] content = baos.toByteArray();
          baos.close();
          return content;
     public static void main(String args[]) {
          File outfile = new File("c:\\file.png");
          try {
               PDF pdf = (PDF) Behavior.getInstance("AdobePDF", "AdobePDF", null,
                         null, null);
               File file = new File("c:\\somepdf.pdf");
               pdf.setInput(file);
               Document doc = new Document("doc", null, null);
               pdf.parse(doc);
               doc.clear();
               doc.putAttr(Document.ATTR_PAGE, Integer.toString(1));
               pdf.parse(doc);
               Node top = doc.childAt(0);
               doc.formatBeforeAfter(200, 200, null);
               int w = top.bbox.width;
               int h = top.bbox.height;
               BufferedImage img = new BufferedImage(w, h,
                         BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
               Graphics2D g = img.createGraphics();
               g.setClip(0, 0, w, h);
               g.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_TEXT_ANTIALIASING,
                         RenderingHints.VALUE_TEXT_ANTIALIAS_ON);
               g.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING,
                         RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON);
               g.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_RENDERING,
                         RenderingHints.VALUE_RENDER_QUALITY);
               Context cx = doc.getStyleSheet().getContext(g, null);
               top.paintBeforeAfter(g.getClipBounds(), cx);
               ImageIO.write(img, "png", outfile);
               doc.removeAllChildren();
               cx.reset();
               g.dispose();
               pdf.getReader().close();
               outfile = null;
               doc = null;
          } catch (Exception e) {
}

Number of free conversions to PDF allowed

Hi, using acrobat.com free facilities for first time a screen tells me I am allowed five free conversions to PDF. Is that five per session, per day... or just 5 in total ever, as a trial? Thanks anyone! - Tony in Devon

Hello Tony,
Thanks for posting. A free account will allow you to convert 5 PDF files over the lifetime of your account; it is not a session or monthly quota. If you're considering an upgrade for your account, you may want to look at the pricing page, which delineates the features of subscription accounts:
https://acrobat.com/pricing.html
Please let me know if you have any more questions, and I will be happy to answer them for you!
Best,
Rebecca

SharePoint 2013 Document Conversion from PDF to Word (docx) format

Hello all,
I know that SharePoint has the facility to convert documents from Word to PDF using the Word Conversion Service, and I've worked with it in C# using the object model.
We have a client request for the opposite process. They have an email-enabled document library that receives PDF documents...they would like these converted to Word (.docx).
I'm believe that SharePoint 2013 Word Automation Service has no way to do this (although I could be wrong); and I'm not sure of the object model either. However, in Office Web Apps you can open a PDF file in the browser, and the form has a button labeled
"Edit in Word". When selected, it shows a message: "Word Web App will make a copy of your PDF and convert it to a Word document for you to edit."
Is there a way to access the SharePoint Office Web Apps object model/API in code, to do the same thing that the "Edit in Word" button does? It would be great to be able to hook into those methods, if possible.
Thanks for your help.
Kind Regards,
Kevin Worthington, Senior Consultant
Sogeti USA

Hi,
According to your post, you want to convert the pdf file to word format.
For converting the pdf file to word format, a workaround is that you can read the content of PDF file out and then construct a Word document using C#.
Here are some detailed articles about how to read content from pdf file using C#
http://jadn.co.uk/w/ReadPdfUsingCsharp.htm
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/4a9fb479-b48e-4366-ad39-02b2dac674f5/read-pdf-content-into-text-file-using-cnet
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/387327/Convert-PDF-file-content-into-string-using-Csharp
Here are some detailed articles about how to create docx file using C#:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/660478/Csharp-Create-and-Manipulate-Word-Documents-Progra
Best regards

Word 2010 table rendered reduced, upside down and backwards on conversion to pdf

We have a Word 2010 document that includes a table, header and footer and a title paragraph with a border.
When we convert this to pdf using Word's Acrobat -> Create PDF function, we get this (converting via Print -> Adobe PDF works fine however).
Here is the above at 400% magnification.
I thought I had seen all the curveballs Word 2010 and Adobe Pro X could throw but this is a new one on me. If anyone can tell me how or why the body of this document is reduced to illegibility, positioned at the top left corner of the page, upside down and backwards on pdf conversion I would be forever in their debt. (I have a couple of "accessibility experts" telling me this du to "odd code" and I would very much like to confirm that neither of them could find their own bottom with both hands.)

I am assuming you did this with the Create PDF button. Give the print to the Adobe PDF printer a try and see if you get the same thing. You could also try the MS PDF plugin. MS has done some strange things in OFFICE 2007 and 2010 that cause heartburn for PDF creation. How much is an Acrobat issue, I am not sure -- probably a bit of an issue from both companies.

I have downloaded the converter program and the conversion from PDF to Word is terrible. Is there a better solution or setting?

I am trying to convert a PDF to Word without re-typing. I downloaded the converter program onto my MAC but the conversion was terrible. Unusable. Is there a better way. I also have a PC so I could try that as well if would make any difference.

"Scanned" Scanned anything starts you with an image / picture of the page content that was on the source paper.
There is no "renderable" text. OCR can provide an output of text that can be exported. Without that all that is exported is the image.
As to OCR, Acrobat's ClearScan lends itself to repurpose via the export process.
Regardless, anything sourced from a scanner output is the "pig's ear" and that'll not yield the "silk purse".
Export is dictated by the input (GIGO). Export output identifies input quality.
As a C Student stated a Word file (being well-built helps) that sourced the PDF will yield workable export back to Word.
PDF's sourced for FrameMaker export rather nicely.
For optimal export always start with a well-formed Tagged PDF (ISO 14289-1, PDF/UA-1 compliant).
Two core design considerations of tagged PDF are (1) support Accessible PDF and (2) support export (repurpose) of PDF content.
Be well...

Looking for a java-based SDK that handles file conversion to PDF and TIF...

Hi all,
First off, this is my first posting so I'm not 100% sure where to post this topic. So please forgive me if I'm accidentally posting in the wrong location.
My question deals with a project I am currently working on.
I am looking for a java-based SDK that can meet the following requirements...
1) convert all printable file-formats (i.e. JPEG, DOC, TXT, PPT, etc.) into PDF
2) merge multiple PDFs into one PDF
3) convert PDF to TIF or at least do some sort of conversion to TIF
4) works in Java or some sort of web-based language
5) free or relatively cheap
Any advice/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much.

I don't think you will get one API to do them all.
Some helpful hints:
[http://schmidt.devlib.org/java/libraries-pdf.html]
[http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/] (with the pdf-image extension, that I can't find now :shakefist)
JAI

"Conversion to PDF Process" hung up and not working

Using Acrobat Professional 8.1.2 -- From IE, when you click "Convert WebPage to PDF" option, a box pops up that usually shows the progress of the page being converted. However, now, the box pops up, but next to the file name, it says "(Waiting for conversion)" and is hung up. If you close the box, and try doing the same thing again, another instance of "(Waiting for conversion)" comes up for the same page. Nothing is being converted. Help??

1) Does this hang happen for any URL converted from IE, or is specific to any one URL?
2) Does capturing from within Acrobat (Advanced > Web Capture > Create PDF From/Append Web Page...) work fine for you?

Conversion from pdf to Microsoft Word has problems.

I just purchased adobe pdf conversion tool and when I convert a pdf file to a Microsoft word file there are not capitols, it doesn't match original document margins, some indentions missing, etc. Has anyone had the same problem and is there a solution?

I don't know what "capitols" are; can you provide a screenshot of both the original and converted documents?
[topic moved to ExportPDF forum]

Retain the metadata associated with a doc after conversion to pdf

I am using word automation service to convert word document to a pdf in a sharepoint 2010 document library. however after the conversion of the document from word to pdf the associated metadata is lost. (i.e the converted document which is added to the library doesn't retain
the old metadata like duedate,doc id etc...)
Can someone help me how to retain the metadata associated with list after conversion of document to PDF.
I am using one ItemAdded event reciever in which when I am trying to looping out the library in which all word documents are there, I am not getting the last updated document that got converted into pdf.
Code which I am using is below: Here destContenttype is content type of the the document and destFilename is file name of the document.
SPListItemCollection newLstItms = lstNonPublishLst.GetItems(newSqlQuery);
                foreach (SPItem newItem in newLstItms)
                    if (newItem["Content Type"].ToString() == destContenttype && newItem["Name"].ToString().Split('.')[0] == destFileName[0])
                        properties.ListItem["Document Number"] = newItem["Document Number"];
                        properties.ListItem.SystemUpdate();
                        break;
Please advise, it is really urgent.
Thanks in Advance

I have worked on copying SharePoint meta data (and painfully fine tuning it to deal with all exceptions, 3rd party apps and content types) for the last 8 years. Not full time though :-)
It is part of a commercial product that does PDF Conversion in SharePoint and takes great care of dealing with meta data. Have a look at
this blog post.
Apologies for the shameless plug, but as you are in a hurry it may be the best, and most reliable, solution.
Disclaimer, as I mentioned I worked on this product so consider me biased.

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