Trapeze - 1.3.1convert PDF files to HTML, RTF, ASCII or plain text |
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PDF to formatted text is tricky - Version: 1.3.1, 11/9/2006 05:36PM PST
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MesaDynamics2
Almost. 



- Version: 1.3.1, 11/8/2006 04:58PM PST
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-=Someone=-
Very promising product, but I can echo some of the other experiences that make this unusable. Each conversion had formatting errors and mistakes in almost every word. Does the use of particular fonts cause this conversion process to fail?
Does not provide usable conversion 



- Version: 1.3.1, 9/28/2006 10:12PM PST
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jmynster
I tried the first four formats to convert a pdf file and it gave me mispelled words and unintelligible garbage each time. Thank goodness I had not paid for it yet and was trying it in the demo mode.
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- Does not provide usable conversion
Trapeze works perfectly on many PDFs, but poorly in some (though in the majority of our test cases, it does a fine job). If you find that Trapeze is not working for your files, the best thing you can do is send us some samples. It's the only way we can trace what is happening in the layout engine. Thanks!