Thanks go to all who took their time and answered and in some cases did
file manipulations. Extremely helpful! Not only for this particular case
but many times CCP4BB has proven to be the best.
Below are received answers in chronological order:
Albert Gluskov: I converted it in adobe acrobat pro,
For OCR without installing software, "Free OCR" http://www.free-ocr.com/ works
quite well for me, but beware that you may need to do corrections
afterwards.
Just upload your file to this web site, as long as it isn't secret!
The OCR in Adobe Acrobat works better for me though, and is worth the mo
Hi,
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 2:30 PM, Oganesyan, Vaheh
wrote:
> The molecule is polymyxin B and doesn’t exist in databases like CSD, Hic-up
> or PDB. If some of you happen to have it please share. Thank you.
PDB file:
http://129.128.185.122/drugbank2/drugs/DB00781/pdb/download
More information:
What you could try to do is print out the pdf file, then locate a
scanner with a suitable scanning software. Several scanning software
have the possibility of generating word processing program output or
ASCII format. Since the pdf file is text only (no figures etc) then it
should be OK. You ju
Dear Vaheh,
the PDF-file is not a "proper" PDF-file. It is an image encapsulated into
PDF, which is why it does not contain any text!
You could try a text recognition software. In the Linux-/Unix-world, gocr is
probably to most popular one. Since it is a courier font, your chances should be
prett
