Pdf Farsi To Word Converter
Very often PDF files in non-Latin scripts (especially RTL scripts such as Arabic, Hebrew and Farsi) are generated by software which sort of LTR-ifies the text at the word or sentence-fragment level, or just somehow gets the right glyphs to display but you get gibberish for the 'logical' text. In these cases there is very little to be done except write a custom back-converter which is effectively not an option.However, if you can figure out how the file is created - which is often indicated in the meta-data accessible using common PDF readers - there might be an option to open the file in the application which generated it, or at least you could make your question more specific. I have currently worked to convert a pdf to an editable Persian text. The best solution I have found is to use google doc as follows. You should convert pdf pages to images. For this you can use Adobe acrobat reader( Not the adobe reader which is free) or in Linux I use GIMP to open a pdf and then I select to open each page in a separate image.
It's your own choice. Upload the image files to Google Drive.
Go to Google Drive and right click on each image then click open with google doc. wait until google doc open an editable text from your image. Copy it to wordI dont know if there are any automated method. I hope some time I have time to make an application for doing this automatically. I had the same problem with converting pdf files to word. After copy/paste in Word, the formatting changed and caused trouble. I tried several online converters but they also failed.The only method that worked was as follows:.
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Open the pdf file with Adobe Acrobat Reader, then from the file menuchoose print. From the printer names, choose adobe acrobat. Yes, youare about to create a pdf from a pdf!. Open the new pdf file with Google Chrome (drag and drop the fileonto Chrome). Now simply select all the text (ctrl + A) and copy/paste it into ablank Word file.