Advanced Conversion settings
Before you click the start converting button, you may go to Convert Settings to change settings related to the output format. To make output files searchable, you can choose to run OCR by checking the Make Searchable (Run OCR) option in the settings dialog box. See the following for details.
To access Conversion Settings
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In “Convert from PDF” mode, click Convert Settings
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In Right PDF Editor, select Advanced > Export and choose a format. In the Save As dialog box that pops up, click Settings. Or select File > Export and adjust the format’s corresponding conversion options on the right side as needed.
Word/ODT settings
In the Doc/Docx Settings or ODT settings dialog box, select options as needed and then click OK or click Default to restore options to default settings:
Image Settings
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Convert Images. It converts images within the file to a specific image type.
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Image Type. Choose PNG or JPEG.
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Clip Images so they look the same as in PDF. Convert files without changing the position of each image.
Path Settings
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Convert path objects to Drawing Objects. Check this box to convert path objects (e.g. Clip Art images) to corresponding image objects.
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Group huge numbers of path objects together and convert to images to reduce file size. To reduce files size, check this box to group huge numbers of path objects together and convert those to images.
Font Settings
Layout Settings
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Identify Tables In PDF. Check this box to ensure the tables in the PDF file will also show up in Word.
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Use TextBoxes to keep layout consistent. Inaccuracies may occur during the conversion process. Check this box to let Converter create text boxes for you to keep all the words and images in the intended places in Word.
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Identify Paragraphs In PDF. Check this box to ensure paragraphs in PDF files will also show up in Word.
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Apply vertical text flow to all texts, no matter if the document includes vertical font. Check this box to apply vertical text flow to all text in Word.
OCR Settings
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Make Searchable (Run OCR). Convert the listed PDF files to Word and make contents searchable in the resulting Word files.
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Settings …: click the Settings button to the right of Make Searchable (Run OCR) to open OCR Text Recognition – Settings dialog box, in which you can select languages to recognize and whether to enable Automatic language detection.
Excel settings
In the Excel Settings dialog box, select options as needed and then click OK, or you can click Default to restore options to default settings:
Page Handling
Image Settings
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Convert without images. If you check this box, images in the PDF file will not be converted into the Excel document.
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Turn white background transparent. Convert images with white background made transparent.
Border
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Split sparse cell. Check this box to keep sparse text in the same format as in a PDF file. If this box is not checked, words in cells may be misaligned based on settings, such as aligning to top, center, left, right, and bottom.
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Try building border-less Check to better recognize tables with no borders in PDF.
OCR Settings
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Make Searchable (Run OCR). Convert the listed PDF files to Excel and make contents searchable in the resulting Excel files.
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Settings …: click the Settings button to the right of Make Searchable (Run OCR) to open OCR Text Recognition – Settings dialog box, in which you can select languages to recognize and whether to enable Automatic language detection.
PowerPoint settings
OCR Text Recognition – Settings
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Retain
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Rule Lines. Keep or remove vertical and horizontal dividing lines between paragraphs.
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Headers and Footers. Select this to detect headers and footers and transfer them to PowerPoint; deselect to transfer them as normal text.
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Hyperlinks. Select this to detect and transfer hyperlinks; deselect to transfer link text as normal text.
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Text and Background Color. Select this transfer text and background colors to the PowerPoint document; deselect this to make all text transferred black, and colored or shaded backgrounds white.
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Language to recognize
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You can select one or more languages for OCR.
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Automatic language detection. Select to enable. It analyzes the content of the source document and assign a language to each page. You cannot manually select OCR language if this is enabled.
Image settings
In the JPEG/JPEG2000/PNG/TIFF Settings dialog box, set up File Settings and Compression Settings and then click OK, or you can click Default to restore default settings:
JPEG and JPEG 2000
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File Settings. Specify a color space and resolution for the output file. You can select Determine Automatically to let Right PDF automatically determine these settings for you.
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Colorspace. Specify the type of color management applied to the output file. To convert color images in the file to shades of gray, choose Grayscale.
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Resolution. Specify the resolution for the output file.
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Compression Settings. From Grayscale and Color, specify compression settings that balance file size with image quality. The smaller the file, the lesser the image quality.
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Tile Size. It divides the image being compressed into tiles of the given size. Image data for each tile is individually compressed and can be individually decompressed. The default value of 256 is recommended. This option is available only for JPEG 2000 format.
PNG
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File Settings. Specify a color space and resolution for the output file. You can select Determine Automatically to let Right PDF automatically determine these settings for you.
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Colorspace. Specify the type of color management applied to the output file. To convert color images in the file to shades of gray, choose Grayscale.
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Resolution. Specify the resolution for the output file.
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Compression Settings. Configure compression settings using the Interlace and Filter menus.
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Interlace. Specify if the image is interlaced. If you select None, an image displays in a web browser only when downloading is complete. The other option, Adam7, creates an image that displays low-resolution versions in a browser while the full image is still downloading. Adam7 seems to shorten the download time yet it increases file size.
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Filter. It lets you select a filtering algorithm.
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None. Compress the image without a filter.
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Sub. Optimize the compression of images with even horizontal patterns or blends.
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Up. Optimize the compression of images with even vertical patterns.
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Average. Optimize the compression of low-level noise by averaging the color values of adjacent pixels.
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Paeth. Optimize the compression of low-level noise by reassigning adjacent color values.
TIFF
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File Settings. Specify a color space and resolution for the output file. You can select Determine Automatically to let Right PDF automatically determine these settings for you.
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Colorspace. Select the type of color management applied to the output file among RGB, CMYK, Grayscale, or Monochrome. To convert color images in the file to shades of gray, choose Grayscale.
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Resolution. Specify the resolution for the output file.
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Compression Settings. Configure the compression settings using the Monochrome, Grayscale and Color settings.
Text settings
OCR Settings
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Make Searchable (Run OCR). Convert the listed PDF files to Text and make contents searchable in the resulting text files. Then, click the Settings… button to further configure OCR language and resolution settings in the OCR Text Recognition – Settings dialog box.
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Settings …: click the Settings button to the right of Make Searchable (Run OCR) to open OCR Text Recognition – Settings dialog box, in which you can select languages to recognize and whether to enable Automatic language detection.