Export PS Text to Word

How do I export all the text from a PS file to a text file like word?

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https://github.com/omgmog/photoshop-text-export

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Exporting highligted text to Word (Acrobat 8)

I am trying to capture highlighted text from a PDF file and then export them into Word or Excel. I basically have an "index card software" where I capture relevant text, add a few keywords, and then keep them so I can find parts of literature later on.
I just recently got Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.
I found this post about using Summarize Comments to transfer highlighted text.http://forums.adobe.com/thread/619957
A few questions
- can I transfer it to a Word document instead of PDF?
- can it NOT create a separate page for each page of the document? I'd rather all the highlighted text be on as few pages as possible.
That post also talked about a way to go back to previous PDF files highlighted before choosing that setting. However, I could not figure out how to do this method on files that have ALREADY been highlighted, some in previous versions of Acrobat.
Thanks for your help

These AUC threads may be useful re: smaller page count of the summarize comments report —
http://acrobatusers.com/forum/collaboration-commenting/printing-comments-one-page
http://acrobatusers.com/forum/collaboration-commenting/q-how-end-user-extract-marked-text- out-pdf
http://acrobatusers.com/forum/collaboration-commenting/summarize-comments-single-page
"gkaiseril" and "try67" discuss the possibility of using Acrobat JavaScript to condense comment reports' page count.
A summarize comments report can be sent to a Word file.
Create a Batch Sequence that uses the "Summarize Comments" sequence.
Select this sequence for the new Batch Sequence.
In the Edit Sequence dialog, click the Edit button and edit as appropriate.
Back in the Edit Batch Sequence - <the name of the new batch sequence> dialog -
Configure items 2 and 3 as desired.
Click on the Output Options button.
The Output Options dialog has two panes (File Naming and Output Format).
In the Output Format pane open the drop-down menu associated with "Save File(s) As".
Select RTF or Microsoft Word Document.
(n.b., The save as or export to MS Word document actually gives you an RTF but changes the file extension. If you experience problems with the "doc" then try "rtf" and open that with Word.)
You could add in javascript sequence(s) to the Batch Sequence.
You may have to play with it in regards to the output to DOC or RTF.
Be well...

Why Acrobat x professional is changing the text formatting specifically the font family and the font size of the text in my pdf on exporting it to Microsoft word file format ?How should i stop Acrobat x professional from doing that so that i get an exact

Why Acrobat x professional is changing the text formatting specifically the font family and the font size of the text in my pdf on exporting it to Microsoft word file format ?How should i stop Acrobat x professional from doing that so that i get an exactly same word file on exporting it from its pdf counterpart?

I was testing the preciseness & efficiency of Adobe acrobat x professional's doc conversion capabilities. As i have to take a document editing project in future which is going to need lot of pdf to word and vice versa conversions . What I did was I created a test word document converted into a pdf using a pdf maker in my word 2007 , Acrobat did convert the document from word to pdf keeping everything in the source file intact , However when i tried the other way round and attempted to convert the same pdf to word 2007 file format I lost my formatting ?So the font that I used to create the pdf are the ones taken from word 2007 which i believe is using the fonts that are installed in my computer. Any suggestions on how to preserve the formatting of the document after converting it from pdf to word file format?
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Mike

Hi, I have used PDF export for some years. One file will NOT convert to readable text in Word. Some

Hi, I have used PDF export for some years. One file will NOT convert to readable text in Word. Some headers and maps in this document are converted OK but the body text is garbled. I have tried converting to Docx, Doc and RTF with no success. I disabled OCR and it made no difference. What can I do please?
Les

Hi,
Can you please provide me the file with which you are facing the issue.
Thanks

It concerns adobe export pdf program. When we open this program, it appears on the right of the screen." recognize the text in english"but. we would like to change it for french language. Because when we export the document under word program , it uses

It concerns adobe export pdf program. When we open this program, it appearsq on the right of the screen." recognize the text in english"but. we would like to change it for french language. Because when we export the document under word program , it uses english dictonnary to correct the text. thanks for your answer..

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Exporting text to Word skips footnotes

Hello all. Working in 5.5. I have to export the text from an older book to Word, so we can send to the editor to update to a 2nd edition. Calloo, callay, oh frabjous day. ANYWAY, when I export the text, it skips the footnotes! It grabs the footnote markers but skips the footnote text. My editors are going bonkers. Any ideas?
Thankee!

IDCS1? ID2? Been there, done that. But don't rush into this. Even if you have healthy footnotes in Word, InDesign has a nasty habit of "disappearing" a few on importing the Word file. It doesn't happen with every file, but it happens more often than it should. You might want to consider using separate files for body text and notes during editing to ensure you only have to cut-and-paste once. Or maybe IDCS6, due imminently, will finally handle footnotes reliably.
Then there's scripting. You could see whether Peter Kahrel's tools might help. Marc Autret also wrote a couple of scripts that can move footnotes into the body of the text and then back out again into ID footnotes.
Good luck!
David

Export InDesign files to Word (text only) document

I need to create a Word file (text only) from 250 InDesign files containing about 3500 text frames. What would be the best way to proceed?

Hard to say; there are a lot of variables in a project like this, and you've told us about only a few of them. However, my generic advice these days looks something like this::
1) Surf over to http://www.rorohiko.com/wordpress/indesign-downloads/text-exporter/
2) Buy TextExporter
3) Concatenate 250 RTF files by hand
There are plenty of other options, of course. Here's another:
1) Combine 250 INDDs into a book file
2) Export PDF
3) Save Word file out of Acrobat
4) Open up Word file; strip out all formatting (perhaps by roundtrip to .txt format)

Exporting InCopy text to MS Word?

Hi there. I have an editor who would like to export the text from an InCopy document to Word format so that a new author can have access to/edit the text. Is this possible? Even a .txt file would work. Just something that can be opened by the average Joe without any knowledge of/access to Adobe products.
Thanks so much!

Actually you can do this from InCopy. There's a script called
exportallstories.jsx in your script panel. Open the INDD file and run it
by double clicking it. You'll get a choice or RTF, plain text or
InDesign tagged text.
The above assumes you are on CS3. With CS2 you'll need to physically
install the scripts from the installation disks.
Bob

How can I copy and paste text into Word in Acrobat 9 Pro

How can I copy and paste text into Word from Acrobat 9 Pro?

You might find it easier to export the file to Word under File > Export > Word in Acrobat 9.

Problems in exporting crystal report to word format

Hi All,
I am getting trouble in exporting crystal report to word formats.
Here are my questions:
1) The exported word file will have a text "R..950" added on top right hand corner, How to get rid of it?
2) For those "Can Grow" fields, it can show multiple line data correctly in the viewer. However, the text box in exported word file will be too small to show all the content and lower half of the text is cut.
Thanks and Regards,
Cherry

Hi Asha,
Thanks for reply.
The version of crystal report designer and viewer which I am using is version 11 Release 2.
Besides, I guess it might relate to the format of report so I would like to tell you more.
Font Face: Arial Unicode MS (in order to show chinese characters)
Font Size: 9 pt
For the text "R..950" issue, I just found that some people in the internet having the same issue and they suggested that may relate to the locate. In my case, the locate is Chinese (Hong Kong S.A.R.).
If it is necessary, I may send you my report with sample for test.
Regards,
Cherry

How can I export formatted text from a string indicator?

Does someone know how I can export formatted text (i.e., parts of the text have different formatting, such as color, fontsize, etc.) from a string indicator? Using copy/paste does not work, as it only exports unformatted plain text.

Hello Sparti,
Thank you for your suggestions, they are all very useful, and I plan to use the HTML feature under Report Generation to export the formatted text from Labview. However, I am still not sure how I can extract the formatted text from a *string indicator* and transfer it to one of those VIs, so that it can be exported to other applications. Let me give some more specific info on what I am trying to achieve: I am monitoring the communication between two pieces of equipment. A string indicator shows all the data flow, with different colors for data coming from different instruments. I managed to do that by using a property node and playing with the selection and font color properties. Now, if you just wire the output of the string indicator, the formatting is gone and all you get is just plain black text (for instance, try to programmatically transfer the formatted text from one string indicator to a different string indicator and you will see that the formatting is not preserved). Even if you try the "brute force" method of manually selecting and copying the text in the indicator and pasting it to Word, LV does not export the formatting. But, if you paste *within* LV (for example, paste it to a string constant in your diagram), then it works. To extract the formatted string from the indicator, I also tried to use a property node, but without success. I am trying to avoid duplicating part of my code to generate the same color-coding scheme on a report. It would be way easier to be able to transfer the formatted text from the string indicator. This is particularly annoying, because the information is there, stored in the data structure associated with the string indicator. But how can I put my hands on it? Any ideas?

Can you edit a pdf document without exporting it into a word document?

Can you edit a pdf document without exporting it into a word document?

Hi sylvias99766822,
You can if you have Acrobat. If you don't, feel free to give it a try. You can download a 30-day trial from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html.
Keep in mind, though, that Acrobat isn't intended to be a word processor. So, while you can make adjustments to text and graphics, if you need to do a major overhaul of the text in the document, it's best to go back to the source document and edit the content there.
Best,
Sara

Export Selected Text as EPS

Hi All,
I want export my selection (text) as EPS using InDesign CS4.
Please suggest how it possible to export selection text as eps.
Thanks,
Shonky

Do you literally mean you have a textbox with lots of text, you select one single word (for example), and then want to export just this one word?
I can't think of any possible way. What if you select a sentence that runs from the right side of your text frame and wraps to the next line on the left side of that same frame?
If you want to have an EPS containing some text, you might want to copy the text, paste it into a new document, then export that.

Adobe pro 9.2 export to doc causes word to freeze

Hi,
I have a PDF that I need to convert back to a word document. I have Adobe Professional 9.2 running on Windows XP Pro SP3. I open the PDF, export it to a Word Document. Adobe goes through all 42 pages. I try to open the resulting doc file in Word 2003 SP3, I only get the first 18 pages and word freezes at page 16. Word won't do anything. page 16 is just like the other pages. I have to open task manager and kill winword.exe. I have tried changing the various export settings and every combination I have tried causes word to freeze. What is wrong?
Thanks,

The only practical way to add them is to just add the pages. It sounds like you are trying to edit in Acrobat that is a bear of a problem. It is not an editor and the editing features should only be used as a last resort. You really should get the original documents and combine those, then make a new PDF. Another possibility is to save to WORD, text, or other format, combine the files, then create another PDF. Of course, you may likely lose formating and stuff when you save to WORD. Think of a PDF as a paper document (that kind of final form) and you have the idea. When we used to do this with typing, it meant that a whole page would have to be modified as a minimum.

Exporting SMS text messages from the Treo 680

What options are available to export SMS text messages and call logs from the Treo 680? I need to create hard copys for evedence in a court case. I back-up files to the Palm Desktop on a Mac OS-X.
I have searched through the Palm guide, but no discussion on extracting the SMS data. I understand that the sms messages are in the file "Messages Database.pdb" and the call log is in "PhoneCallDB.pdb", question is how to extract the records.
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Richard-Treo680 wrote:
What options are available to export SMS text messages and call logs from the Treo 680? I need to create hard copys for evedence in a court case. I back-up files to the Palm Desktop on a Mac OS-X.
I have searched through the Palm guide, but no discussion on extracting the SMS data. I understand that the sms messages are in the file "Messages Database.pdb" and the call log is in "PhoneCallDB.pdb", question is how to extract the records.
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