Tag: extract
Enolsoft releases PDF Magic for Mac
Enolsoft has announced the release of PDF Magic for Mac, its all-in-one PDF solution for Mac users. PDF Magic for Mac allows users to split, merge, assort, rotate and insert PDF content using a simple drag-and-drop interface.
Read More »iFunia releases PDF Image Extract for Mac
iFunia has announced the release of PDF Image Extract for Mac, its new Mac OS X utility for export of images from PDF documents. The exported images can be saved as JPEG, GIF, PNG and BMP image files. PDF Image Extract for Mac is a stand-alone program and does not require Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader.
Read More »SmartSoft unveils Smart PDF Editor
SmartSoft, a provider of document capture and conversion solutions, has unveiled Smart PDF Editor, its new software built on SmartSoft’s imaging technologies. Smart PDF Editor enables users to create and edit PDF documents in a few clicks.
Read More »Enhanced version of Smart PDF Converter Pro announced
SmartSoft has announced a major update to Smart PDF Converter Pro, its flagship desktop-based application for converting PDF documents into commonly used editable formats and vice-versa. The enhanced version features advanced tools for handling PDF files.
Read More »TweakPDF releases PDF to Word 3.0
TweakPDF has released its updated PDF-to-Word conversion tool. PDF to Word 3.0 offers full PDF-to-Word conversion features, and allows users to retain the formatting of the original files after conversion.
Read More »Copying text in Acrobat
If you only need to cite some PDF text, it can be inconvenient and inefficient to send the whole PDF document. It may be easier to simply copy and paste the desired text into an email or report and forward it on. This tip explains how.
Read More »Extract pages from a PDF in Acrobat
Acrobat allows users to extract individual pages from PDF documents. This is a very convenient function for users looking to obtain excerpts of longer documents.
Read More »Copy images in Acrobat 7
Acrobat allows users to copy and re-use images from PDF documents when this is not specifically prohibited by the file’s security settings.
Read More »Kofax to integrate Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms
Kofax has announced an agreement to integrate Adobe
Systems’ LiveCycle Barcoded Forms into its Ascent Capture
platform, enabling companies, government agencies, and large
organizations which process large volumes of paper forms to
automate the collection of form data for use in business
applications and databases.