Hello, everyone, I wanted to let you all know that I found a PDF converter called iSky PDF Converter for Mac. I downloaded the free trial and it is accessible. They have a paid version that supposedly had OCR and recognizes up to seventeen separate languages. The free and paid versions convert into Word, TXT, HTML, Excel, etc. and supposed preserve all of the original formatting. When I converted a PDF file containing a table, though, and looked at the errors-warnings contained, it said that cells that extended off the Page were resized to all the same size and that a couple of fonts were not supported. I wondered if anyone has used this product (either free or paid) and if so, what are your thoughts? Do you like it? Hate it? Does it actually work as advertised? It occurred to me that translators and others working with PDF files have to work with PDF files and need them editable, and these often include scanned images that need OCR technology. It got me to wondering what the problem is with such converters for the blind and why they may not work for our needs as well.
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