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Download Abiword from Ubuntu Software Center or you can install it by typing following command in terminal: sudo apt-get install abiword. Then perform the conversion: abiword --to=doc example.pdf. Share. edited Apr 8, 2015 at 2:23. Sridhar Sarnobat.
exit 0. Now, right click on some on some PDF in nautilus, choose "Open with..." and then have it open with evince-word-count.sh. Now, when you open a PDF, it'll both open in evince, and give you a word count.
9. I am using the following libreoffice command to convert my pdf files into word (doc) lowriter --headless --infilter='writer_pdf_import' --convert-to doc:"MS Word 2007 XML" sample.pdf. After converting the output document is having each line bordered with a rectangular box. But if I use the same command with MS Word 97 it is working perfectly.
I would like to convert a pdf to an word or ODF file. If found several programs like Okular, but I don't know how to do that. Edit: It is a text pdf, not an image pdf.
$ cat pdf #! /bin/bash gnome-open ${1:-*.pdf} When you call pdf it will open all pdfs in the current directory, specify which pdf by supplying an argument. I have many directories containing but one pdf file (e.g. so many LaTeX directories) so only having to write pdf saves me quite some time and keystrokes.
I need to batch convert a set of .doc or .docx files to .pdf in terminal, not using a GUI. It would be helpful if I could batch-process multiple files. I would also like to maintain as much meta...
119. You can also use the command-line of libreoffice for your purpose. That gives you the advantage of batch conversion. But single files are also possible. This example converts all ODT files in the current directory to PDF: libreoffice --convert-to pdf *.odt. Tested on LibreOffice 7.5.5.2 50 (Build:2), Ubuntu 23.04.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gezakovacs/pdfocr. sudo apt-get update. sudo apt-get install pdfocr. To execute the syntax is. pdfocr -i input.pdf -o output.pdf. where input.pdf is the name of the input file and output.pdf the output file. By default it uses Tesseract. To install it: sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr.
Text obviously isn't processed into copy-pasteable PDF text. They simply aren't suitable for professional use, but they're close. I'm looking for some thing (or method) that can do any or all of the above so I can go from a number of JPG files to a single [optionally] annotated PDF of the whole thing, that's in the right format (A4 typically).