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Table Of Contents
- Why are PDF files popular?
- What PDF Converter does for you
- The PDF Product family
- Installation and Activation
- How to Get Help
- The PDF Converter Assistant
- Starting the Program
- Processing modes and outputs
- Handling Mixed Input Files
- How do PDF files work?
- Language Support
- SharePoint and other DMS support
- Web Updates
- XPS File Support
- Un-installation
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Spreadsheet conversions
This mode can be used for PDF files containing partly or mainly tables.
Choose what should be placed in each Excel Worksheet:
• Per Page: Each page from the PDF will enter a separate
worksheet. This will happen even if page content is not tabular;
you can specify a page range to exclude unneeded pages.
• Per Table: Each detected table is converted and placed in a
separate worksheet. All content not detected as a table is placed in
a separate worksheet at the end. The detected tables do not appear
here, but are replaced by hyperlinks leading to the relevant
worksheet table.
• Per Document: All content destined for a single output document
will be transferred to a single sheet. This is useful for handling
tables that extend over several pages.
When you do Standard Document conversions, tables in the PDF
become tables in the output file.
Form conversions
This uses Logical Form Recognition™ technology to detect form
elements and convert them correctly. Choose from:
• No form controls: The result will be a fillable form with static
form elements. You can use form handling tools in the target
application to modify the form design.
• Create form controls: The result will be a fillable and editable
form. You can change field labels and modify the form design.