Ifilter in office 365,pdf search in office 365

how to implement pdf search and pdf text search in office 365
Hasan Jamal Siddiqui(MCTS,MCPD,ITIL@V3),Sharepoint and EPM Consultant,TCS
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The need for OCR is dependent on the type of PDF file being indexed. Some PDFs are images of text and require OCR to be indexed (which is not available in O365). But most PDFs today are text based and fully index-able. OCR isn't a default
for the iFilter on-premises either it is a custom install. The default iFilter used on-premises is the same one used in Office 365 and will index more than metadata if the PDF contains index-able text.
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OCR pdf search in SharePoint 2013

Is it possible to search OCR pdf in SharePoint 2013? After July 2014 CU it is possible to configure custom ifilters to override existing behaviour.Has anyone implemented OCR search?

Hi,
PDF is finally recognized as a file type within SharePoint and Microsoft added their own “PDF Format Handler” so that PDFs can be automatically indexed without requiring
a third party iFilter.
If the PDF's are images, These files cannot be searched unless they are processed with OCR and have a fully searchable equivalent generated. The third party iFilter
is able to apply the necessary OCR processing to ensure that the file will be searchable.
Here is an article for your reference:
http://www.aquaforest.com/wp/index.php/configuring-sharepoint-for-pdf-files
Best Regards,
Wendy
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PDF search for term with space yields term with hyphen

Hi,
I've encountered what seems to be an unpleasant problem in PDF searches, and am wondering whether it's known or has a solution.
In words, the problem is that when I perform a PDF search for a term with a space I get results for the term with a hyphen substituted for the space.
Example: If I open this PDF (technical document from Freescale Semiconductor), and search for the term
D cache
I expect to find occurrences of the term "D cache", space and all. The term is in fact not in the PDF -- but the PDF search reports several instances found. Trouble is, the term it finds is
D-cache
This is unexpected, because a space is not the same as a hyphen. And this causes me problems, because I can't search for the space-separated term without hitting "false positives".
I've tried this on Acrobat 9 Professional, Reader 9, and Acrobat 10 Professional, on Windows XP and Windows 7, using both quick search and advanced search with all possible permutations of options. The result is nonetheless the same.
If you know of a solution to this problem, I would appreciate it if you shared it. Thank you!

... It looks like the hyperlink to the document did not post properly; the link is:
http://cache.freescale.com/files/32bit/doc/prod_brief/MPC5676RPB.pdf?fsrch=1&sr=1

Headings follow relevant chapter names? Index link to pdf search engine?

I´m new to Pages 09 and haven´t found how to have the page heading contain only the relevant chapter name. I´ve got 8 chapters and want the relevant name at the top of each page, as one usually finds. How is it done?
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Neil

Cut your document in sections.
Insert your chapters in different sections.
Doing that you will be able to use the chapter name in the corresponding header.
In page 58 of the User Guide (English version) we may read:
*Changing Headers and Footers in a Section*
You can change headers and footers to be unique to a section. You can also change headers and footers within a section.
To change headers and footers:
1 Place the insertion point in the section.
2 Click Inspector in the toolbar, click the Layout button, and then click Section.
3 Deselect “Use previous headers and footers.”
4 Type the new header or footer in the header or footer area of your document.
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May webinars (free): 10 FM Tips #3, Forms, PDF Search, TimeSavers settings

1 hour long, starting 10am US/Pacific
Job-Specific and File-Specific TimeSavers Settings: Wednesday, May 4
(For current TimeSavers users) How to control TimeSavers settings for multiple users, different classes of documents converted to PDF or in individual files.
Register at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/205759384
Ten FrameMaker Tips #3: Wednesday, May 11
Explanation and demonstration of useful FrameMaker tips & tricks, taken from the 25 "Improve Your FrameMaker Skills" web training sessions.
Register at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/254072505
Creating Forms using FrameMaker: Wednesday, May 18
Forms can be printed or interactive -- or both. This webinar gives you a multitude of tips and tricks for creating forms in FrameMaker, and shows how you can make your PDF form interactive using FrameMaker-to-Acrobat TimeSavers + Form Assistant.
Register at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/460725585
Enhancing Acrobat search: Wednesday, May 25
PDF Search (Adobe Acrobat/Reader) is a very powerful tool that is much neglected. This webinar will demonstrate how to use FrameMaker-to-Acrobat TimeSavers to maximize search across one or more documents, gives you tips on how to encourage your users to use Search (and not Find), and shows you how to create pre-defined search phrases and a customized search form.
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Shlomo, thank you for posting about your seminars, as always you continue to provide an invaluable source of information about the inner workings of FM and best practices for creating PDFs.
For those who might not be familiar with Microtype's seminars, they're always a great opportunity to learn -- or "re-learn" -- real-world, practical, and useful features of FM and PDF, presented in a logical and time-sensitive manner. I dare you not to say "I didn't know FM/PDF could do that!" at least once. :-)
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PDF Search Feature Question

I'm trying to set up a type of PDF search that will allow me to scan an entire document for a list of pre-determined keywords and phrases (approximately 50 - 100) and then give me a report on the results. I'm familair with the pdf search that is included in the Acrobat software but I'm not sure if it has the capabilities I'm looking for? Does Acrobat have another feature I could use or do you know another software that can accomplish this?
Thanks

May be possible with Acrobat Javascript.

Metadata in PDF searches

I'm using iFilter v6 to do SQL text searches on pdfs. Filenames, paths, URL's come up fine. But no metadata shows up for DocAuthor, DocSubject, DocTitle, etc. I know that the filter is grabbing the data (it shows up when I run filtdump.exe). What am I missing?
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Something to do with your coding. The page we opens is HTML not a PDF file. When we click on the links, it opens the PDF. I can see that destination tag along with the URL and the PDF is properly bookmarked. So check ur code.

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Hello,
I am trying to set up a very simple webpage that would
provide a search box that would search through multiple pdfs in a
specific folder. Under this search box, I would like a dynamic list
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found the free PDF IFilter from Adobe, I just would like to know if
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list? Can it make this list as a list of hyperlinks to the
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Can I use applescript to export PDF search results from "preview"?

My question is about "Preview". I have a very large PDF document that I am using preview to view. After doing a search for a specific word, preview has returned 1200 results. The results panel shows the page number the result is found on and the line of text on which the searched-for-word is found.
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end tell
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Many items don't have any page number. Is that what you are asking for?

PDF Search Not Working in Preview

I cannot get the search function to work on PDFs viewed with Preview. It says not found, but I know there are matches.
Anyone seeing this problem? I feel like my Mac has been compromised by malware or something.

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Open Finder/Applications
Search "Internet Plug-Ins"
Move any Adobe plug-ins to the trash
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