Hello,I have downloaded your a.m. application and am able to run it but I get the following error message when depressing the command button “Convert to Word Document”\"Unable to write to C:\\Windows\\System32\\winpdf.ini\"Actually, everything works fine when running this program within the Administrator account of my PC (whereby the software was installed and it was a must), but my working account is a user account.However, the file winpdf.ini does not exst!Platform = Windows XP Professional, Version 2002, SP3Can you help?Tanks & Regards,Francisco

fails to extract chinese text on german-locale system.

Trying out the e-PDF To Text Converter I downloaded this app and put it to the test with a simple two-sided three-fold brochure in its pdf form. The content was translated into text, RTF, JPGs, TIFFs, URLs (seemingly connected to PDF type faces) and some unknown category labeled "Inflated". These files were deposited neatly into appropriately-named directories. The PDF was distilled, in this manner, less than a minute. The text was then ready to be copy-n-pasted into other documents (in THIS case, a html version). The graphics were in truncated form because this was a trial version app. Other than the form the graphics were created in, ...

Comment: e-PDF To Text Whether its possible to extract coordinate data from this converter. I mean to say, whether it is possible to get the position of each and every word on the particular page as well as the left margin and right margin value of each and every word through this converter. If not, is there any software is gettable to fulfill all the requirements.

PDF2TXT was a life saver for me! I needed to extract text from PDF reports to load data into a database to produce statistical reports. The Adobe save to text file function was wrapping and folding the tabular data unpredictably in the output. Not only did PDF2TXT cleanly convert all the data into tabular text, it did it fast, and conveniently batch processed multiple files. I made my deadline thanks to PDF2TXT!

works as advertised. thanks!

Thank you for the reminder.I am searching for a pdf2txt-program that includes OCR (to read scans) and that can be startet from the command line. I think it did not work. Would you be so kind to tell me, if it is posible with your program?Thank youUrbanke

i tried to convert arabic lang. pdf it failed

Works Great. I'm using pdf2txt to convert a pdf document on the fly from a vbscript by executing a shell command. Works flawlessly!

I actually wasn`t able to use it very much. I had to format my computer and found a 'codec' that does the conversion for free and that's all I needed. But it did work well! Thanks.

colours differs to much from original

Not the one I was looking for a special software and yours was not the one

Sadly it appears to be MS only. It would be nice to make this clearer. Apple's textutil program seems to have stopped allowing conversion of PDF to text.

the only problem is that I had to convert a pdf hebrew file into text and it didn't recognize the caracters so it wasn't useful for me but I am sure that with latin caracters it works finethank You for giving me the chance to let You know

need command line interface I need a command line interface for what i am trying to accomplish, and i was unable to determine if your pdf2text had one (no documentation, and the tool behaved the same whether parameters were passed on the command line or not -- a GUI popup appears). That being the case, this tool is not helpful for my specific task.

Good but expensive I need to convert PDF files to text in order to index them in a full text search module of a c# Winforms application. I was glad to see that your component handles Hebrew texts properly. However, the developer version costs too much.In my application I use several third party components that do several jobs (e.g. mail functions, pdf viewer, office files viewer and others). each of these components (dll or ocx) costs around $100, and I was looking for a pdf2txt component that will cost about the same. So, your component seems to be suitable for my ...

We develop customised VS 2008 Solution in VB.NET, and need to include PDF content into WORD as an image. Application are sold as to a fix price, and we do not know the number of users af a project has finished.Please inform about prizing for Mini PDF COM object for ryoalty free distribution.RegardsJens BurupNEcto Software