Jonathon-4 wrote:
>
> Johnny Andersson wrote:
>> So when I want to convert a PDF to ODT, I'd better do what?
>
> Somewhere on Sourceforge is a program that converts PDF2ODF. AFAIK, it
> only works on Linux. [IIRC, it is called PDF2ODF.] I haven't used that
> converter, so I don't know how well it works. [Typically I simply export
> PDFs to text, and edit the text.]
>
> xan
>
> jonathon
>
>
Perhaps you are thinking of one of these? (I had a page in sourceforge open
to download pdfedit.)
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/openpdf/
OpenPDF is a tool to convert PDF document into open format, such as plain
text, xml, html. It works for Chinese, Korean and Japanese. We build the
tool to encourage people publishing their papers and books on web in GFDL
(GNU Free Document License)
....
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdftortf/
Command-line tool to convert from PDF format to Rich-Text-Format.
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