J
Jackie Schroeder
How can I export a PDF from a WEb site to an Excel
document?
document?
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Ken Wright
If you have the full version of Adobe Acrobat reader (And students get it
cheaper if you don't have it - Thanks Dave), and watching for the word wrap.
http://www.library.mcgill.ca/edrs/services/publications/howto/PDFtoXLS/PDFto
Excel.html
If one just has the free Adobe Acrobat Reader you can cut and paste
one column at a time.
PDF and Excel
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/pdf.htm
cheaper if you don't have it - Thanks Dave), and watching for the word wrap.
http://www.library.mcgill.ca/edrs/services/publications/howto/PDFtoXLS/PDFto
Excel.html
If one just has the free Adobe Acrobat Reader you can cut and paste
one column at a time.
PDF and Excel
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/pdf.htm
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Lee
This probably depends on the version of software but you
shoul be able to use the "Select Text" icon from the pdf
toolbar.
Yous hould be able to copy and paste this as normal then.
Lee
shoul be able to use the "Select Text" icon from the pdf
toolbar.
Yous hould be able to copy and paste this as normal then.
Lee
K
Ken Wright
Actually, I probably need to update this, as I now have Adobe Reader 6, and with
the Text select icon I can indeed select more than just a single column.
the Text select icon I can indeed select more than just a single column.
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Michael Bednarek
How can I export a PDF from a WEb site to an Excel
document?
Acrobat Reader: Column Select Tool / Cut/Paste
Googling for "extract text from PDF" throws up a good number of links. A
commercial product, PDF2TXT (<http://www.verypdf.com/>) seems rather
prominent. It may also be possible using Ghostscript's pdf2ps cum
ps2ascii.