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This chapter provides an overview of ABBYY PDF Transformer+ and its features.
Contents:
What is ABBYY PDF Transformer+
What's new in ABBYY PDF Transformer+
About ABBYY PDF Transformer+
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ is an easy–to–use, versatile tool that lets you create, edit, comment on,
and convert PDF files to other editable formats such as DOCX and XLSX.
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ can convert paper documents to searchable PDF files, merge files of
various formats into a single PDF document, add or remove pages from a document and change
their order, or edit text and copy pictures and text from PDF files to other applications, all without
the need to convert PDF documents to an editable format. It also has a number of features for
commenting, discussing documents, and creating document archives.
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ features
Simplicity and ease of use
Simple, intuitive interface makes it easy to start working and master the main functions.
All the functionality you need for work with PDF files can be accessed from the main window.
Copy and edit content and search for key words in PDF documents of any type, including scanned
documents.
Opening, creating, and converting PDF documents is quick and easy thanks to integration with
Microsoft Office and Windows Explorer.
Accurate recognition
ABBYY's OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology provides accurate results when searching
for keywords, copying text, and converting PDF documents to editable formats.
The layout and formatting of PDF documents, including hyperlinks, e–mail addresses, headers,
footers, illustration captions, page numbers and footnotes, are retained after conversion thanks to
ABBYY ADRT® (Adaptive Document Recognition Technology).
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What's New in ABBYY PDF Transformer+
This page introduces new features and improvements of ABBYY PDF Transformer+.
Unified interface
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ is built around the concept a unified interface: all of the primary
functions can be accessed from a single window, making work with PDF documents simple and
efficient. It is also an ideal choice for viewing PDF documents of any leng th thanks to additional
navigation tools.
New PDF document editing features
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ offers easy–to–use tools for editing PDF documents. You can correct
typing errors, copy text and pictures, post comments and much more without converting PD F
documents to editable formats or searching for the files they were created from.
Versatile search tool
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ is capable of searching for keywords in PDF documents of any type. This
search includes not only the document's visible text, bu t also hidden information such as
comments, bookmarks and metadata. You can easily find, select or delete words from the
document.
Expanded PDF document creation features
Additional scanning options let you improve image quality, decrease the size of scanned files and
automatically convert scans into searchable PDF documents.
Create PDF documents from image files of popular formats: JPEG, JPEG2000, BMP, JBIG2, PNG, GIF,
TIFF.
New conversion formats
Ebooks
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ can convert PDF documents to two popular ebook formats: EPUB and
FB2. You can read these ebooks on your iPad, tablet, or other mobile device.
OpenOffice.org Writer Support
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you convert PDF files to the OpenOffice.org Writer (ODT) without
losing the layout and formatting of the original document, making ODT documents easy to work
with and archive.
Digital signatures
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you sign documents with a digital signature. Digital signatures, just
like regular signatures on paper documents, are used to confirm the identity of the person that
signed a digital document. They can also be used to prevent your PDF documents from being
accessed and edited without authorization, adding another layer of protection.
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Using the program
This section tells you how you can use ABBYY PDF Transformer+ for some common tasks.
Section contents:
Viewing PDF documents and finding information
Reviewing, discussing, and approving PDF documents
Copying content from PDF documents
Editing PDF documents
Combining multiple files into one PDF document
Converting PDF documents
Reducing the size of PDF documents
Removing content from PDF documents
Protecting your PDF documents
Filling out forms inside PDF documents
Viewing PDF documents and finding information
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you view PDF documents, find information inside them, and highlight
or comment on important text fragments.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Find and highlight information
Search both in the body text and in the hidden data such as comments, bookmarks, and metadata.
For your convenience, search results are displayed in a separate search pane, with the matching
words highlighted in the body text of the document, so that you can easily remove all occurrences of
a particular word or phrase.
Add comments and annotations
Collaborate on PDF documents and discuss them with other users by adding comments and making
notes inside documents. Reply to comments and assign statuses to them to make your discussions
more organized.
Document review and approval
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you review PDF documents.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Add comments and annotations
Collaborate on PDF documents and discuss them with other users by adding comments and making
notes inside documents. Reply to comments and assign statuses to them to make your discussions
more organized.
Highlight text fragments
While reading documents, highlight important text fragments and add editorial notes.
Add stamps to your documents
Stamp PDF files in the same manner as you stamp paper documents.
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Sign digital documents and validate signatures
Add digital signatures to documents and validate existing signatures. Digital signatures cannot be
forged and the recipient of your document can be absolutely certain of your authorship.
Copying content from PDF documents
Use keyword search to find and copy content inside PDF documents.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Copy text, pictures and tables
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you copy text, pictures and tables and paste them to other
applications. You do not need to convert or optically recognize PDFs obtained with a scanner to be
able to copy content from such files.
Find information by keywords
Search both in the body text and in the hidden data such as comments, bookmarks, and metadata.
For your convenience, search results are displayed in a separate search pane, with the matching
words highlighted in the body text of the document, so that you can easily remove all occurrences of
a particular word or phrase.
Editing PDF documents
You can edit PDF documents without converting them to editable text formats.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Edit text inside PDFs
Add or remove text within one line in regular PDF documents. Use the Eraser tool to remove text or
pictures from any type of PDF file.
Add text to PDFs
Add text fragments to PDF files of any type, even to PDFs which were obtained with a scanner.
Organize pages in a PDF document
Reorder pages, delete pages from or add new pages to your documents. You can also create blank
PDF pages.
Creating PDF documents
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you create PDF files from paper documents, Microsoft Word
documents, image files, and from many other popular formats.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Create searchable PDFs from paper documents
Select scanning settings for optimal files size and image quality and create searchable PDF files.
Additional options include automatic image processing, MRC compression, and multi–page scanning.
Create PDFs from files
Create PDF documents from files in many popular formats. Use the PDF–XChange 5.0 for ABBYY
virtual printer to create PDF files in any application that allows you to select a printer.
Create PDFs from multiple files
Combine multiple files into one PDF document or create a separate PDF file for each of the files in a
list. You can combine both editable files in any of the supported formats and image or PDF files.
Organize pages in a PDF document
Reorder pages, delete pages from or add new pages to your documents. You can also create blank
PDF pages.
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Add Bates numbers to your PDFs
Add a unique number to each page to each document to make finding archived documents easier.
Add a text layer to image–only PDFs
Scan paper documents and add a text layer to them to make them searchable. You will also be able
to copy and mark up text in such documents.
Converting PDF documents
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you easily convert PDF documents into editable formats.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Convert PDF documents into editable formats
Convert PDF files to Microsoft Office documents, Open Office documents, PowerPoint presentations,
plain text files, CSV files with tabular data, FB2 e–book files, and EPUB e–book files.
Select conversion settings
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ offers a wide range of conversion settings to achieve optimal results.
Reducing the size of PDF files
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Reduce the size of a PDF file
PDF files that contain page images or illustrations can be very large. You can compress a document
before you save it, decreasing its file size.
Compress pictures in a PDF file
Use Mixed Raster Content (MRC) compression to get smaller files without a loss in quality. This type
of compression is available when you scan documents or create PDF documents from image files.
Removing information from PDF documents
Before making a PDF document public, you may wish to remove unnecessary or sensitive
information. With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Find and remove confidential information
Search both in the body text and in the hidden data such as comments, bookmarks, and metadata.
For your convenience, search results are displayed in a separate search pane, with the matching
words highlighted in the body text of the document, so that you can easily remove all occurrences of
a particular word or phrase.
Remove pictures and text
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ has a special editing mode that lets you delete text and images from PDF
documents that do not contain page images. Use the Eraser tool to remove text or pictures from
any type of PDF file.
Protecting PDF documents
There are many ways to protect your PDF documents. With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can:
Protect PDFs with passwords
Protect your PDF document with a password to prevent unauthorized opening, printing, or editing.
Sign digital documents and validate signatures
Add digital signatures to documents and validate existing signatures. Digital signatures cannot be
forged and the recipient of your document can be absolutely certain of your authorship.
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To change the color of comment markup:
–click a comment and select the desired color from th e shortcut menu or
.
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Find and remove confidential information
Search both in the body text and in the hidden data such as comments, bookmarks, and metadata.
For your convenience, search results are displayed in a separate search pane, with the matching
words highlighted in the body text of the document, so that you can easily remove all occurrences of
a particular word or phrase.
Filling out digital forms
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you fill out PDF forms.
Use the Text Box tool to fill out static forms in PDF documents of any type. You can also fill out
interactive forms (note, however, that they will appear as static forms).
Annotations and comments
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you review PDF documents and add comments, highlight important
fragments, and make editorial notes as you read.
Section contents:
Adding comments
Marking up a text
Adding text to a PDF document
Working with comments
Adding comments
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you add comments anywhere on a PDF page, making group work
with PDF documents more efficient.
1. On the toolbar, click .
2. Click where you want the comment to appear on the page and type the text of the comment.
See
Working with comments
comment, or delete a comment.
for detailed instructions on how to open a comment, reply to a
Marking up text
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ allows you to indicate what changes should be made to the original
document from which the PDF file was created. Any editing marks that you add will not alter the
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If there is no text layer in the document, the markup tools will not be available to you. To be
able to mark up the document, you will need to add a text layer to it. For deta ils, see
Adding a
text layer
.
Highlight
Underline
Strikethrough
Add Note to Insert Text
You can add a comment to any type of annotation by double –clicking the annotation. See
Working with comments
for details.
To change the color of an annotation:
–click the annotation and select the desired color from the shortcut menu or
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text itself but merely indicate what changes must be made and where. F or example, you can mark
text fragments to be modified, inserted, or removed.
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ offers the following markup tools:
To highlight, underline, or cross out a text fragment:
Select the appropriate tool on the toolbar and then select the desired text fragment, or
Select the desired text fragment and then select the appropriate tool on the toolbar.
To indicate an insertion point:
Click on the toolbar and then click where new text should be inserted.
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can quickly mark up text fragments using keyword search:
1. Open the Search pane.
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The color of the annotation in the Search pane is the same as the color selected on the
toolbar.
The default background is transparent.
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2. Type the text you want to mark up in the search box.
3. In the search results, select the words you want to mark up and then select the desired tool from
the drop–down list:
Adding text to a PDF document
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you add a block of text to any PDF file without converting it to
another editable format.
1. Click the button on the main toolbar.
A toolbar with text editing tools will appear beneath the main toolbar.
2. Click where you want to add text. You can drag the mouse pointer without releasing the mouse
button to change the size of the text block.
3. Type the text. You can choose a font, font size, and color.
4. Change the size of the text block if necessary.
5. To draw a border around the text block, select the color and thickness of the border.
6. You can also select a background color. The Detect background color option will use the
background color from the document.
You can use ABBYY PDF Transformer+ to fill out PDF forms. To do this, simply type text over the
form using the Text Box tool.
Working with comments
With ABBYY PDF Transformer+, you can see comments made by other reviewers, even if they were
created in applications other than ABBYY PDF Transformer+, and reply to t hese comments. You can
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If you want a comment to be permanently displayed, double–click its annotation. To hide a
comment, click in the top right corner of the comment box.
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also change the status of a comment to inform a reviewer that you have accepted or rejected their
suggestion.
Adding a comment to an annotation
Double–click the annotation to which you want to add a comment, or
Right–click the annotation and select the Add Comment command from the shortcut menu.
If the Comments pane is hidden, a comment box will appear. If the Comments pane is visible,
the comment box associated with the annotation will be highlighted.
Opening a comment
Select the annotation that contains the comment you want to see.
If the Comments pane is hidden, a comment box will appear. If the Comments pane is visible,
the comment box associated with the annotation will be highlighted.
Replying to a comment
1. Select the annotation that contains the comment to which you want to reply.
2. Click Reply in the comment box or press CTRL + Enter and type your reply.
Deleting an annotation or its associated comment or reply
To delete an annotation:
Select the annotation you want to delete and press Delete. Alternatively, right–click the annotation
and select Delete from the shortcut menu.
The comment associated with the annotation will also be deleted.
On the Comments pane, select the annotation you want to delete and press Delete. Alternatively,
right–click the annotation on the Comments pane and select Delete from the shortcut menu.
The comment associated with the annotation will also be deleted.
To delete a comment:
Right–click inside the comment box and select Delete from the shortcut menu.
All replies associated with the comments will also be deleted.
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The status of a comment is displayed together with the name of the reviewer who assigned the
status. Any changes made to the status of a comment are logged in the History section of the
Properties… dialog box of the annotation or comment.
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To delete all comments and annotations:
From the Edit menu, select the Delete Comments and Markup… command.
To delete a reply:
Right–click the reply and select Delete Reply from the shortcut menu.
In the same manner, you can delete a reply on the Comments pane.
Flagging a comment or changing its status
You can assign statuses to comments you have read or flag those comments which you want to
revisit later.
To flag a comment:
On the comments pane, select the check box in the bottom right corner of the comment box that
you want to flag. Alternatively, right–click inside the comment box and select the Flag command
from the shortcut menu.
To change the status of a comment:
Right–click the annotation or comment whose status you want to change, select Status from the
shortcut menu, and then select the desired status, or
Click the author's name in the comment box and select the desired status.
Comment/annotation properties
In the Properties dialog box of an annotation or comment, you can change the author or the
subject and see how the status of the annotation or comment changed over time. If you change the
name of the author and want this name to be used for any new annotations and comments that y ou
add, click the Set Default button.
To open the Properties of an annotation or comment:
Right–click the annotation or comment and select the Properties… command from the shortcut
menu.
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Comments pane
The Comments pane displays all annotations added to the document, with or without comments.
It also displays stamps and redactions, if any.
To open the Comments pane:
Right–click an annotation, stamp or comment and select the Show Comments Pane command
from the shortcut menu, or
From the View menu, select the Comments command, or
On the main toolbar, click the button.
You can use keyword search to find a comment, a reply to a comment, or an author.
You can sort the comments by:
1. Type
2. Author
3. Page
4. Date
5. Flag Status
6. Comment Status
To sort the comments:
On the Comments pane, click and then select the desired sorting option from the shortcut
menu.
You can filter the comments by type, author, flag status, or comment status.
To filter the comments:
On the Comments pane, click and select the Show All Comments command, the Hide
All Comments command, or a filtering option from the shortcut menu.
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You can create a PDF document in a new PDF Transformer+ window. Click the Create
button to open the new window and then click the Scan button.
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Creating PDF documents
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you create PDF documents from paper documents and from Microsoft
Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, HTML, RTF, Microsoft Visio, TXT, and image files.
This section provides detailed instructions on how to create a PDF document and gives advice on
selecting the right settings.
Section contents:
Scanning to PDF
Scanning tips
Creating a PDF document from one file
Creating a PDF document from multiple files
Image processing options
Using the PDF–XChange Printer to create PDF documents
Scanning to PDF
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you scan a paper document and save the result in PDF format. You
can also add a text layer to your document while scanning.
To create a new PDF document:
1. Open the File menu and click Create from Scanner…
2. Specify the appropriate scanning settings:
Resolution, color mode, and brightness
Image processing options
Make file compatible with PDF/A — Select this option if you need a PDF document of
high visual quality for archiving purposes
Multi–page scanning settings:
a. Use automatic document feeder (ADF)
b. Duplex scanning (if supported by your scanner)
c. Pause for (specify a pause in seconds)
3. Click Scan.
The scanned document will be opened in a new ABBYY PDF Transformer+ window.
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You can create a PDF document in a new PDF Transformer+ window. Click the Create
button to open the new window and then click the Create from file button.
You can select several files. If you do so, the Create PDF dialog box will open. To learn
more about creating PDF documents from several files, please refer to
Creating a PDF
document from multiple files
.
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Scanning tips
You can set the scanning settings in the ABBYY PDF Transformer+ scanning dialog box.
Make sure that your scanner is connected properly and switched on.
Consult your scanner documentation to ensure it is set up correctly. Be sure to install the software
provided with your scanner. Some scanner models must be switched on before you power up the
computer.
Place your documents face down on the scanner, making sure they are properly adjusted. Skewed
images may be converted incorrectly.
Printed documents are best scanned in grayscale at 300 dpi.
Conversion quality depends on the quality of the original document and scanning parameters. Poor
image quality may have an adverse effect on the quality of conversion. Be sure to select the
scanning parameters appropriate for your document.
See also:
Image processing options
If the font on the original image is too small...
If you see the "Adjust image resolution" warning message...
If you see the "Adjust brightness" warning message...
Creating a PDF document from a file
You can use ABBYY PDF Transformer+ to create PDF documents from Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, HTML, RTF, Microsoft Visio, and TXT documents and from image files.
1. Open the File menu and click Create from File…
2. Select the file from which you want to create a PDF document.
3. Click the Settings… button and check if you need to change any settings. Compression influences the size and quality of the resulting PDF document. You should
choose a compression level based on how you plan to use the document. Select High
resolution if you want to preserve the quality of the images in the document. Low
resolution (150 dpi or less) is useful for decreasing the size of files which you plan to e–
mail or publish on the Internet.
Make file compatible with PDF/A should be selected if you want to create a PDF
document without any visual quality loss, or if you want to store the resulting document in
an archive.
If you are creating a PDF document from images or image–only PDFs, make sure you select
the necessary image processing options.
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You can create a PDF document in a new PDF Transformer+ window. Click the Create
button to open the new window and then click the Create from multiple files button.
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4. Click Open.
A PDF document will be created from the selected file and opened in ABBYY PDF Transformer+.
Creating a PDF document from multiple files
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you create a PDF document from multiple files. You can merge files
of various supported formats as well as images and image –only PDF documents. You can also
create a separate PDF document from ea ch file in the list.
1. Open the File menu and click Create from Multiple Files…
2. Select the file from which you want to create a PDF document and click Open.
3. The Create PDF dialog box will open. In this dialog box, you can: Add more files.
To do this, click the Select File… button.
Remove files.
Select the file you want to remove and click the Remove button.
Change the order of the files using the and buttons.
The files will be added to the resulting document in the same order you see in the list. Each
file will begin on a new page.
4. Click the Settings… button and check if you need to change any settings. Compression influences the size and quality of the resulting PDF document. You should
choose a compression level based on how you plan to use the document. Select High
resolution if you want to preserve the quality of the images in the document. Low
resolution (150 dpi or less) is useful for decreasing the size of files which you plan to e–
mail or publish on the Internet.
Make file compatible with PDF/A should be selected if you want to create a PDF
document without any visual quality loss, or if you want to store the resulting document in
an archive.
If you are creating a PDF document from images or image–only PDFs, make sure you select
the necessary image processing options.
5. Select either the Create one PDF document from all files or the Create a separate PDF
document for each file option and specify the folder to which you wish to save the resulting
document(s).
6. Click Create PDF.
If you create one document, it will be opened in ABBYY PDF Transformer+. If you create several
documents, the folder containing these documents will be opened.
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Image enhancement may take some time.
This feature will not work on Chinese and Japanese texts.
Make sure that the right text recognition languages are selected.
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Image processing options
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ offers multiple image processing options, which may improve the quality
of source images for accurate optic al character recognition.
Be sure to select the appropriate image processing options when scanning paper documents or
creating PDFs from image files.
Recognize text — Selecting this option will place a text layer under the image, producing a
searchable PDF document that looks exactly like the original. You will be able to copy and mark up
text in the PDF document.
Correct distorted text lines, document skew, and other defects — Selecting this option will
cause the program to run a number of image enhancement routines on your images.
Depending on the type of an input image, ABBYY PDF Transformer+ will select the appropriate
image enhancement mechanism, such as skew correction, correction of trapezium distortions, or
adjustment of image resolution.
Correct page orientation — Selecting this option will cause the program to detect the orientation
of the page on the scanner.
For best recognition results, a page should have the standard orientation, i.e. with horizontal lines
and letters pointing upwards.
Split facing pages — Selecting this option will cause the problem to split any two pages of a book
or magazine spread into two separate images.
When you scan a book, a scanned image will typically contain two opposite pages. For best
recognition results, the program will split the image into two, creating a separate PDF page for each
book page.
Use mixed raster content (MRC) compression — Selecting this option will apply the MRC
compression algorithm, which greatly reduces file size and preserves the visual quality the image.
See also:
Scanning to PDF
Creating PDF Documents from Files
Creating PDF Documents from Multiple Files
Using the PDF–XChange Printer to create PDF documents
You can create PDF documents from any applications that allow you to select a printer. Simply
select the virtual PDF–XChange 5.0 for ABBYY, which is installed on your computer when you select
the standard installation option.
To create a PDF document with PDF–XChange 5.0 for ABBYY:
1. Open a document from which you want to create a PDF.
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The appearance of the dialog box and the commands that invoke it will vary from
application to application.
Should you have any questions on which printi ng options to select, press F1 in the printing
options dialog box. This will open the PDF–XChange 5.0 for ABBYY Help file. You can also find
this Help file on the ABBYY PDF Transformer+ installation disk.
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2. Open the printing options dialog box (e.g. select File>Print…).
3. In the list of available printers, select the virtual PDF–XChange 5.0 for ABBYY.
4. Adjust the PDF creation settings if required (click Settings… to open to open the settings dialog
box).
5. Click OK to start creating a PDF document.
6. In the dialog box that opens, you can change the name of the file and its location. You can also
choose to add the PDF document that is being created to an existing PDF document by selecting
Add Files to PDF.
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We do not recommend that you specify more than three languages at a time, as this
may adversely affect the accuracy of text recognition.
To specify conversion settings for an output format, click Conversion Settings,
configure the settings, and click OK.
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Converting PDF documents
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ can convert entire PDF documents or individual pages into editable text in
multiple formats.
This section provides detailed instructions on how to convert a PDF document, gives advice on
selecting the appropriate conversion settings , and shows how you can improve conversion results.
Section contents:
Converting a PDF document
Conversion settings
Improving conversion results
Converting a PDF document
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ lets you convert any type of PDF document into editable text. The
appearance and properties of resulting documents will depend on the conversion settings that you
select.
1. Specify the languages of your PDF document. See
By default, the program will attempt to select the appropriate language from the list of your most
commonly used languages.
2. On the toolbar, click the Convert To button and then select the desired output format.
Alternatively, on the File menu, click Convert To and then select the desired output format.
3. The converted document will be opened in the appropriate application.
ABBYY PDF Transformer+ offers multiple conversion settings for the supported output formats. The
selected conversion settings affect the appearance of the resulting document.
Click a format name to read about the conversion settings available for the format:
PDF
DOCX/ODT/RTF
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XLSX
HTML
PPTX
TXT
CSV
FB2/EPUB
PDF conversion settings
To adjust the conversion settings for the PDF format, select File>Convert To and then click the
PDF tab in the Conversion Settings dialog box. Alternatively, click Convert To>Conversion Settings… on the toolbar.
The following settings are available:
Saving formats
PDF
PDF/A
Page image settings
The Page image settings drop–down list allows you to control the size and quality of the output
file:
Best quality (JPEG quality: 70)
Select this item to preserve the quality of the page image.
Balanced (JPEG quality: 45)
Select this item to reduce the size of the output PDF file without too much loss in quality.
Compact (JPEG quality: 30)
Select this item to greatly reduce the size of the output PDF file.
DOCX, ODT, and RTF conversion settings
To adjust the conversion settings for the DOCX, ODT, and RTF formats, select File>Convert To
and then click the DOCX/ODT/RTF tab in the Conversion Settings dialog box. Alternatively,
click Convert To>Conversion Settings… on the toolbar.
The following settings are available:
Retain layout
Select the appropriate setting depending on how you plan to use the output document.
a. Exact copy
Preserves the formatting of the original document. This setting is recommended for documents with
complex layouts, such as promotion booklets. Note, however, that it limits your ability to change the
text and formatting in the output document.
b. Editable copy
The formatting of the output document may differ slightly from the original but you will be able to
edit the text in the output document.
c. Formatted text
Retains the paragraphs but does not retain the exact positions of the objects and line spacing. The
resulting text will be left–aligned (right–to–left texts will be right–aligned.
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You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.