pdf documents
Mike Gorse
mgorse at mgorse.dhs.org
Sat Dec 29 18:02:42 UTC 2007
If you know the error string that gets displayed, then using grep -r
should point you to the relevant code. Actually, it doesn't look as
though my version of pdftotext enforces permissions (I have the version
included with poppler, which is a fork of xpdf made into a library and
used by evince and possibly other projects). It will enforce the
permissions if ENFORCE_PERMISSIONS is defined at compile time, but it is
not by default.
-- Mike Gorse / AIM:linvortex / http://mgorse.freeshell.org --
On Sat, 29 Dec 2007, Tony Baechler wrote:
> Fine, but that doesn't help us non-programmers like me. I admit that I
> haven't looked at the source but I wouldn't know what I'm looking at anyway.
> I took a brief look but it meant nothing to me. Again, I'm not trying to
> pirate or anything else, I just want equal access to pdf documents without
> using an OCR package. The OCR package I used in the past created errors that
> weren't in the original document.
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