RE: Tools: PDF to SQL
Long Answer: I think I need to be more specific
1. The information contained in the PDFs must be integrated with an =
existing SqlServer DB. The DB supports a custom-built issue tracker =
application.
2. We have 500+ pages of PDFs to integrate.
3. The information is from a vendor who refuses to provide us the =
information in any form other than PDF.
Given the volume of information tha has to be moved from PDF to Sql, we =
looking hard to find an automated process.
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions so far. Any more ideas?
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Plugins to Enhance FrameMaker & FrameMaker+SGML
http://www.telecable.es/personales/cud/
cud -at- telecable -dot- es
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