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You can go to RTF, TIFF, etc etc, but not to HTML from Acrobat. A 3rd party app MIGHT be able to do it but i dont know of any. PDF is an end of line format so its not meant to be exported to things like HTML and to write an app to do so would be extremely difficult because of the way a PDF document is formatted.
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You can go to RTF, TIFF, etc etc, but not to HTML from Acrobat. A 3rd party app MIGHT be able to do it but i dont know of any. PDF is an end of line format so its not meant to be exported to things like HTML and to write an app to do so would be extremely difficult because of the way a PDF document is formatted.

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Take a look at this, but results may not be satisfactory:<br />
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<a href="http://access.adobe.com/simple_form.html" rel="ugc">http://access.adobe.com/simple_form.html</a>
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Take a look at this, but results may not be satisfactory:

http://access.adobe.com/simple_form.html [http://access.adobe.com/simple_form.html]

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Vasudeesha -&gt; <br />
Hmm I cannot find the HTML converter in GSView??<br />
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I can only convert PDF to postscript, so i tried to find a ps TO HTML, but found only the sourcecode in pearl!
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Vasudeesha ->
Hmm I cannot find the HTML converter in GSView??

I can only convert PDF to postscript, so i tried to find a ps TO HTML, but found only the sourcecode in pearl!

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Does anyone know how to convert a PDF file into a HTML file using Adobe Acrobat 5.0 (or 4.0, we have both)?<br />
I have looked in the help files, on the Adobe web site, fiddled around with it for a couple of hours, but no joy.
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Does anyone know how to convert a PDF file into a HTML file using Adobe Acrobat 5.0 (or 4.0, we have both)?
I have looked in the help files, on the Adobe web site, fiddled around with it for a couple of hours, but no joy.

Converting PDF to HTML.

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