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Saturday, January 01, 2005

Product: ABBYY	Rating: FIVE STAR
WEBSITE: ABBYY USA	Price: $ 49.95

ABBYY PDF Transformer

Legally unlock your PDF files into workable Text, HTML, Excel, and Word files.

PDF Portable Document Format (Adobe Acrobat)

The Best way to convert paper to Electronic Format!

PDF today widely used to exchanged documents thus Know as the format for paperless office.

PDF Transformed Pre Press and the paperless office.

John Warnock, Adobe founder gave life to the PDF back in the early 1990’s as a way of sending documents to any computer using any operating system. The files large scaleable and printable they also look exactly the same.

Now thanks to Johns Warnock’s innovative vision Adobe Acrobat is the de facto standard for secure electronic document exchange.

Simply a stroke of genius!

ABBYY transformer is a powerful and efficient program that easily converts any PDF file to editable file formats, Such as Microsoft Word Processor, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet, HTML, and Text. PDF transformer is 100% compliant with any PDF file regardless of its source. PDF transformer supports more output formats than any other PDF utility. If the original program is password protected you will need the password to unleash the product.

I found the program to be very easy to use. Simply click on the wizard icon. Need help free e-mail and telephone support is available weekdays 9 .m. to 5 p.m. Pacific time.

A free trial is available on the ABBYY Website. Adobe Acrobat reader available on the Adobe website and is free to use

System Requirements:

Pentium 200 MHz or better

64 MB

150 MB hard drive

Windows Microsoft XP, 2000 NT 4.0, ME/98 SE

ABBYY's products include:

System of electronic dictionaries ABBYY Lingvo (released in two versions: English-Russian-English Edition and Multilingual Edition, which includes dictionaries for Russian, English, German, French, Italian and Spanish).
ABBYY PDF Transformer, a tool for extracting and processing information from PDF files.
ABBYY ScanTo Office, smart uility enabling conversion from paper documents to editable files.
Award-winning OCR application ABBYY FineReader, a program for automatic input of texts, tables and forms into the computer.
Data capture application ABBYY FormReader (OCR/ICR/OMR), which reads hand-printed and machine-printed text, checkmarks and barcodes on paper forms.
ABBYY Software Development Kit (SDK) that allows developers to integrate OCR/ICR/OMR capabilities into their own solutions.
ABBYY Retrieval & Morphology Engine, an SDK for integrating full-text indexing, retrieval and linguistic technologies into other applications.

ABBYY's business is to develop and sell AI (Artificial Intelligence) applications, and, in particular, document recognition and natural language processing applications that help people overcome language barriers in a world that is globalizing at an ever increasing pace.

It was with this aim in mind that we founded ABBYY Software House, and all our strategic decisions have been targeted at achieving this goal ever since. Every product we develop is just another step along the road towards turning computers into intelligent machines that allow users to overcome language barriers.

About Adobe

Founded in 1982, Adobe today is one of the world's largest software companies, generating annual revenues exceeding US$1.2 billion. More than 3,700 employees across the world share Adobe's commitment to helping people communicate better. Headquartered in San Jose, California, Adobe is traded on the Nasdaq National Market under the symbol ADBE.

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