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Article #215Re: Searchable PDF Document
From: Noah_Katz
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 17:50
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 17:50
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If you scan, you'll get an image. To convert that to a searchable PDF using Acrobat 6, choose PDF Searchable Image in the settings for Paper Capture (Document->Paper Capture). This will give you a PDF that has the image visible and the text will be searchable. You only need Acrobat 6 Professional if you intend to build a (native) Acrobat Searchable archive - but only for use with Acrobat or Reader 6+. For use with Acrobat/Reader 3-5, create indexes with Acrobat 5. Noah Katz
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