Hi. i normally open a file in skim or preview and interact with the text. I
then do a command a to select everything and command c to copy. I then paste
it in to a text editor. Pressing command shift t in itext express and text
edit will give you a plain text version.
hth
Blessings! Maria
The only idea seems to be to write to Apple Accessibility and hope that the'll
change it soon.
Jürgen
Am 06.08.2012 um 05:25 schrieb Dan Roy droy1...@gmail.com:
Esther:
Thanks vary much for this resource, it's most appreciated. It does
definitely have more options.
unfortunately, it
Hi Esther,
thanks for your hint. I installed Skim and it seems to be a good peace of
software. :-)
Since the update to Mountain Lion I have trouble using Preview and I hoped to
resolve it in Skim. Unfortunately it isn't. So you might have discovered it as
well. When I open a pdf file a line
Skim is no better as far as access to things like tables in PDF's, compared to
preview is it?
On 2012-08-05, at 1:16 AM, Esther mori...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Chris,
Skim has been referred to as Preview on steroids. It's free and open
source with a creative commons license, and gets
I took a look at Skim and had more difficulty accessing pdf's than I did with
Preview, although access isn't that good in Preview either from what I've seen.
I think the best access to pdf documents is through Adobe Reader in Windows.
You can arrow around in documents, jump to pages, and the
Esther:
Thanks vary much for this resource, it's most appreciated. It does definitely
have more options.
unfortunately, it didn't eliminate the 1 big problem I am having with Preview.
After interacting with the text and then trying to read through the file, I am
getting words that appear to
The subject says it all. What are the pros and cons please. Thanks!
- Original Message -
From: Esther mori...@mac-access.net
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2012 2:43 AM
Subject: Re: merging several PDF files into one.
Hi Chris,
It's actually possible
