This sounds like a PDF file created by an OCR process. If you have access
to K1000, OpenBook, Omnipage, FineReader, etc., you could attempt to do the
character recognition again on your computer. Sometimes this improves the
readability substantially. I use Omnipage, myself, on files that are
image-only and also on some of these messy PDF's. It sometimes helps. But
if there is hand-writing or other contamination on the document, OCR can
only do so much.
Lloyd Rasmussen, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: Brice Mijares [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 2:30 PM
To: gw-info
Subject: pdf files
How do I get a pdf file to read the following correctly? Here's a sample of
what it sound like when I try reading line by line.
vou will need to complete the assembly which includesW 1F jounting the iegs
ENNRI NNVI NOPI NOTF onto the drill Body EPF OF jounting the Axle ood ENPNF
and theels ENPSF to the theel iegs ENOPI NOTF PF jounting the mellet eopper
EPTF onto the drill Body EPF QF jounting eandles ENPTF to aoor EORF and to
right end of drill EPFK ao not over tightenK aamage to the handles could
resultK RF mositioning the eeat Baffle ENRRF over the cirepot ESRFI and
setting the drease arain man ENSPF in placeK
I can't make heads or tails of this pdf.SF eanging the drease Bucket ENPRF
on the Bucket eook located below the drease
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