Exportar listado de Marcadores a word o rtf

Hola
Tengo Acrobat 8 profesional, me gustaría saber cómo puedo, si es posible, exportar el listado de marcadores a word o rtf o, al menos imprimir el listado
Gracias

Hola Carlos,
se me ocurre que puedes hacer lo siguiente: ve en LabVIEW a File >> Print... En el menú emergente selecciona Multiple VIs >> NEXT >> Add VI Hierarchy >> NEXT >> VI Documentation (o la que más te interese) >> NEXT >> Custom (En el menú desplegable) y selecciona qué quieres incluir en la documentación >> NEXT >> HTML File >> NEXT >> y selecciona el formato de imagen.
Esto generará una lista de todo lo que tienes en el código y podrás copiar y pegar en Word.
Espero que te sea de utilidad.
Saludos!
Jesús

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table) but it is written like this
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Faisal
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Hello again,
I found out that the 2002 version of MS Word writes a lot more of data into the file than e.g. Wordpad does.
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See example implementation:
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< SOURCE CODE<<<<<<<<<<<<<
* Copyright 2004 DaimlerChrysler TSS.
* All Rights Reserved.
* Last Change $Author: wiedenmann $
* At $Date: 2004/03/31 11:08:54CEST $.
package com.dcx.tss.swing;
import java.io.*;
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* by new format specification for RichTextFormat (RTF V1.7). 
* 
* The workaround is to filter out a section of the RFT document
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* directly (on file system). 
* 
* This workaround is provided without any warranty of completely solving
* the problem.
* @version $Revision: 1.1 $
* @author Wiedenmann
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* Wrapper for the input stream used by the RTF parser. 
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* and the section causes the problems will be deleted. 
* 
* @param in Stream reader for the document (e.g. {@link FileReader}).
* @throws IOException in case of I/O errors during document loading.
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super( in );
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* Deletion of the prblematic section.
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* @param buf Destination buffer.
* @param off Offset at which to start storing characters -
* <srong>NOT RECOGNIZED HERE..
* @param len Maximum number of characters to read.
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* @exception IOException If an I/O error occurs
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for (; byteCount < len; byteCount++) {
if ( byteCount == strBuf.length() ) {
// end reached, stop filling
break;
// copy data to destination array
buf[byteCount] = strBuf.charAt( byteCount );
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Integration of the warpper looks like:
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Hope this helps - for me it did :-)
Timo Wiedenmann
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or
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