Update: PDF-XChange Viewer 2.5.202

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by prius04, Jun 17, 2012.

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  1. prius04

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    Thanks for the heads up. :)
     
  3. zfactor

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    really like this program just wish they would lower the memory usage.. even when set to only 10% it can still use a tom at times
     
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    Thanks for the head's up. :thumb:

    I checked this only yesterday, it always catches me out!
     
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    I started trying this program out more seriously a while back and recently switched it to my default PDF viewer. It's using about 18M of memory on my machine and it's set to "Automatic." I don't remember what Foxit used but 18M is doable, for right now at least. :)
     
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    According to the Updates topic over at Avast, there's already a new update today, to .203. :p
     
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    Thanks! I intended to post that. Apparently, there was some issue relating to digital certificates in build 202 which was fixed in .203.
     
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    PDF X-Change Viewer added recently a VERY well done feature: OCR to make image based/scanned PDF's fully text searchable PDF files.

    Very few PDF applications have OCR features with excellent results, like this PDF viewer does!
     
  10. Robin A.

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    It can convert an image PDF to a text (searchable) one, works in most cases, and it is free.

    But it does not extract the text from the original PDF. What it does is to add a "text layer" to the original document, so the output file is bigger than the original. Depending on the options selected, it can be much bigger. Besides, the output is also a not editable PDF.
     
  11. majoMo

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    Yes. OCR feature has that purpose exactly. E.g. if user has a scanned PDF file and he wants to copy text from it (to Notepad/Word, etc.). Instead to have a PDF image a user has a PDF document! Useful when working with scanned PDF files.

    Their object isn't file size/edit PDF files.
     
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