In the PDF I'm trying to currently convert, top page headers with entry name and page number I'd like to use regex to make EPUB 3 page numbers yet sometimes the left top-header is inserted correctly at the top of the page, and the right part with page number inserted at top of the right margin, making it useless. I haven't tried this in a while, but perhaps some apps might not reliably separate left and right margins, mixing them together by line from top to bottom, left to right. Acrobat too can sometimes make errors and make such paragraphs have no top margin.Д¤. Yet there are also many other paragraphs with the same style of space above so using some regex such as new entry begins with bold-italic isn't reliable. Struggling with this now, as I have a reference work I'm trying to export, formatted similar to a dictionary, a set amount of space above each entry. Even Acrobat HTML and Word export vary with different results, with HTML using whole numbers in inline-CSS making it somewhat easier to correct.

I can end up with a zillion unique paragraph styles, making it difficult to fix. Export results so far from all I can remember vary in margin settings, e.g., a paragraph that has half a line of space above, might have a top-margin of 5pt, 6pt or anything in between or close. Let's say some paragraph style has some spacing above, such as 1 or half a line. hyphenation - PDF2Office is the only app I know of that can attempt to remove hyphenation with a dictionary.ДЈ. The best of the commercial PDF -> Word converters I've tried insert spaces in such words.Дў. Some publishers use combining marks, and so far I've found only Acrobat handles them correctly. So I wonder who has tried more or less every program to export PDF to Word/HTML and compared results? Of course, corrections are a lot of work, but I am looking to minimize certain things:ДЎ. It's worth the 5-10 minutes' of time, compared to what the longer routes take. I would then suggest that you at least try the shortcut methods, to see if you can pull one out of the hat, too. I would not have ever thought that they existed in a decade, I've never seen it work before, but it did this time. So.there are, sometimes, shortcuts to the Abbyy scan/OCR process that can work. But it worked, and the resulting Word file was not bad at all. It wasn't the worst I've ever seen (a scanned copy of a multiply-faxed document-that was the worst), but it wasn't crisp, either, and the pages were not wildly straight.

I was pretty gobsmacked because the source PDF was not wonderful. I mean, with a modicum of cleanup-not beyond the regular person-it could be entirely usable. Then, I exported the new PDF, which now had a text layer, to Word.ДЄnd I'll be dammed, but the resulting file is NOT horrible. I'd started to tell the client that we'd have to OCR it again, yadda, but.on a flyer, I ran it through OCR, in Acrobat Pro. Of course, it turned out that the pdf is an image-only PDF, no text layer. Had it in print, so had that scanned, a few years back. I wanted to add an interesting experience here, that I just dealt with, yesterday.ДЄ longish story as short as possible-I was contacted by a prospective client, who had typed his Opus on a Brother dedicated WP, back in the mid-'90s.

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