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Try to use . With this tool you can convert your PDFs to Microsoft Word documents.

Thanks to A2A. First of all let me clarify that a PDF file incorporates both and of a background and in that case an ocr software can recognize the in the image to extract it. I have seen (and used many of them) and they all work pretty well to extract the with just a few errors. On the other hand if the PDF file contains then any PDF viewer such as Foxit PDF Adobe Acrobat Adobe illustrator or even Sumatra PDF will give you the option to select the (by dragging your mouse through) and copy it to the clipboard. Then you can paste it in notepad or MS word or Write or any editor. If you use Adobe acrobat or illustrator both programs can preserve the formatting. Cheers

To re-order a scanned PDF you will need to make it editable first. The application you choose will depend on which operating system you are using or if your files are highly private. If you are not working on private files you can directly utilize online free OCR services Google OCR OCR X Community(desktop) OCR OCR If you are working on private files you better use offline professional OCR software s Cisdem PDF Converter OCR Element Pro FineReader Pro for Mac.

The Cloud-based OCR API service I participated to build and now use is OCR-IT OCR Cloud API (). This is one of more mature technologies and was one of first such services available being offered for several years now. I am frequently using iOS app FotoNote on my iPhone developed with this service. Android apps are also available I believe ScanThing and a few others. This service is REST API that can OCR any submitted image using high-quality OCR engine. Any developer can sign up and start developing with this Web service for free.

#1 of course is Adobe Acrobat steps open the file with adobe go to toolsexport PDFchoose spreadsheet as output #2 Cisdem PDF Converter OCR for Mac steps drop and drag files into the programturn OCR ONchoose output as Excelclick Convert. #3 Readiris 16 for Windows steps run the programgo to Home from file to upload scanned PDFchoose output as Microsoft Excel Still there are quite a lot of online free OCR s software or services available.

If your files are not highly private you can use online free Google OCR Login in your Google Account and go to Google Drive Right click to open with Google Docs wait for the Google OCR to automatically process OCR will find the scanned PDF editable in Google Docs. Also you can use PDF OCR Converters to make PDF searchable s on Mac or Windows Cisdem PDF Converter for Mac A professional PDF OCR s Converter enabling users to convert native and scanned PDFs into searchable PDF Word Excel PPT Keynote HTML Keynote and so on. Readiris 16 for Windows It converts any PDFs into searchable PDF Word Excel ODT ePub Audio and s 548 966

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Hey I don have aplete answer for your question since I only know how to extract information from tables in Microsoft Word files. A while ago I wrote a tutorial on how a student could extract their schedules from Word tables and save it in an icalender file (see citation target title How to use Python to create an iCalendar file from a Word table - Erik Marsja index 1 unique_id lgwOb ). In that tutorial I used Python-docx citation target s title python-docx - python-docx .8.6 documentation index 2 unique_id SrJsJ . It is pretty easy to use from docx import Document code document = Document('') code table = code data = code keys = code code for i row in enumerate() code = (cell. for cell in ) code if i == code keys = tuple() code continue code code row_data = dict(zip(keys )) code (row_data) code data italic will be a list and each row will contain a dictionary (each row in the table). They keys in each dictionary is your column names. This way you can extract and do whatever you like. Hope anyone can give an answer on how to extract information from a table in a PDF! Best Erik