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This entry was written by Richard Crocker and posted on March 31, 2009 at 10:44 pm and filed under news. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.
  • richardbrown
    Trying to get an EDITABLE word file converted from a DJVU and PDF file


    Hi,
    Can anyone help / advise me please ? I have got converted files back from Nitro using the PDF to wor service....thanks very much. Great service you provide.

    However, I cant edit them in word.....only view. All the text and diagrams are as pictures.

    I was hoping to be able to alter the text...colour content,etc,etc but cannot.

    It may be because these are not original PDF files I sent you...... I created them from a DJVU file as per below:


    A free way to convert .djvu file to .pdf
    1- Download FreePDF here: http://www.shbox.de/fpxpdownload.htm
    2- Download and Install windjview (I suppose you have done so): http://sourceforge.net/projects/windjview
    3- Open a djvu file with WINDJVIEW
    4- Choose "print" and SELECT FreePDF as the PRINTER.

    Also tried with a PDF created from DJVU file using STDU converter Vers 1.1...... converted file back is again just pics I cant edit.....aaaaargh.



    Can you help me please ????

    Cheers , Rich
  • If the original PDF was an image based PDF (that is, there are no text, image objects, just one big image for each page), then you will get the same results in the Word document (our service will convert the image based PDF into an image based Word document).

    We will be adding OCR capabilities to the service later on in the year, which will detect this and perform OCR on the images to provide you with an editable Word document.
  • aviweiss
    Hi there;

    Successfully uploaded a 7MB pdf the service, but no email with .doc showed up. I dont have an inbound limit on my mail system (I run my own), so Im curious if there is a size limit that nitro will allow.

    no indication of any limit on the site anywhere, so any info would be helpful. as an aside, might make more sense for nitro to put converted doc on a web site available for download for a day, and send the link via mail, rather than send the doc itself.

    -avi
  • We recently updated the file size limit to 12MB. We also recently upgraded the net connection where the files are being delivered from, so time to delivery should be improved.

    There may have been a backlog of conversion jobs whilst we were performing this upgrade, which would delay your delivery. Let us know if you don't see it in the next few hours.
  • aviweiss
    Hey chris;

    I uploaded the file last night, but I realize that the file is actually 17Mb, not 7, so I guess I blew through the limit. Any way to increase my limit?

    It would be good to post that limit somewhere, and have the uploader notify the user when the limit is exceeded.

    thanks
    -avi
  • Ahh yep, that would be why.

    The limit will be 12mb for the near future, we may increase it down the track a bit. The same technology (PDF to Word) is going to be available in Nitro PDF Professional 6.0 in the next few months. This will allow you to do the same conversions on the desktop (without any file size limits obviously).
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