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does anyone know what the best approach would be for taking a few hundred .pdf scans and converting them to excel documents? i already checked with kinko's and brownies. they both basically told me to jump in a lake.
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Originally Posted by RussB
does anyone know what the best approach would be for taking a few hundred .pdf scans and converting them to excel documents? i already checked with kinko's and brownies. they both basically told me to jump in a lake.
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Originally Posted by RSA WRX
jump in a lake? lol, that's not very nice
I would have gotten a sheet of paper and started to give people paper cuts.
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
tell me about it.
I would have gotten a sheet of paper and started to give people paper cuts.
I would have gotten a sheet of paper and started to give people paper cuts.
Find some rediculously good OCR (optical character recognition) software or something. But if you're taking the tables i the PDFs and wanting them in correctly formatted excel docs, that aint gonna happen. I don't think there is any software that smart.
I don't even think that the full version of Acrobat would help any.
I don't even think that the full version of Acrobat would help any.
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
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