Convert data on pdf to a xml doc

hi
i am really stuck looking for a api (FREE) to convert PDF to xml
does anyone know anything related
please tell me it will be a good help

Hi christinemsd,
It sounds like you may be trying to access the service via Adobe Reader. What happens if you log in to https://cloud.acrobat.com directly?
Best,
Sara

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