How to extract multibyte characters?

Hi,
I have used acrobat plug in and could extract ascii characters to a text file.
I want to extract multi byte characters, Chinese, Korean.
Could you help me if you know how to do it?
Another question is that how could I debug plug in (by example, step by step) in IDE?

Sorry, this file is a correct one.
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Field Name2: BUTXT
V_001_B is a Maintenance View
For this one I don't Find any Datasource
For this Maintenance View, How to Extract the Data.
2)
For the 2nd Report also it consists Two Fields
Table name : CSKSZ
Field Name1: KOSTL (cost center)
Table name : CSKSZ
Field Name2: KLTXT (Description)
CSKSZ is a Structure
For this one I don't Find any Datasource
For this Structure How to Extract the Data
3)
For the 3rd Report
in this Report all Fields are belonging to a Table BSEG
BSEG is a Cluster Table
For this one also I can't Find any Datasource,
I find very Few Objects in the Datasource.
For this One, How to Extract the Data.
Please provide me step by step procedure.
Thanks
Priya

Hi sachin,
I don't get your point can you Explain me Briefly.
I have two Fields for the 1st Report
BUKRS
BUTXT
In the 2nd Report
KOSTL
KLTXT
If I use 0COSTCENTER_TEXT Data Source
I will get KOSTL Field only
what about KLTXT
Thanks
Priya

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We are using open hub to download transaction files from infocubes to application server, and would like to have filename which is dynamic based period and year, i.e. period and year of the transaction data to be downloaded.
I understand we could use logical file for this purpose. However we are not sure how to have the period and year to be dynamically derived in filename.
I have read in sdn a number of posted messages on a similar topic and many have suggested a 'How-to' paper titled "How to Extract data with Open Hub to a Logical Filename". However i could not seem to be able to get document from the link given.
Just wonder if anyone has the correct or latest link to the document, or would appreciate if you could share the document with all in sdn if you have a copy.
Many thanks and best regards,
Victoria

Hi,
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Regards

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[Originally posted here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-powerpoint/how-to-extract-slide-data-in-3rd-part-application/a0b5ed64-eb77-49bb-bf44-e0732e23a5eb]

What I'd like to do:
Open PowerPoint
In PPT open a presentation
In PPT select a slide
Drag it to my 3rd party WPF application
In the 3rd party WPF application drop handler get the slide data (text, background image, etc...).
When I do this I get the DragEventArgs Data (the clipboard data) and it has the 20 supported formats I listed in the 1st post. From these formats #4 seemed like it could have some useful info.
WPF
<Window x:Class="PowerPointDropSlide.MainWindow"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Title="MainWindow" Height="350" Width="525" AllowDrop="True" Drop="UIElement_OnDrop" DragOver="UIElement_OnDragOver">
<Grid HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" Background="LightBlue">
<TextBlock Text="Drop something here!"/>
</Grid>
</Window>
Handlers:
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public void UIElement_OnDrop(object sender, DragEventArgs e)
string[] supportedFormats = e.Data.GetFormats();
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