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Not sure but maybe you could take a look at the PDFBox library to access PDF files.<br />
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<a href="http://naspinski.net/post/ParsingReading-a-PDF-file-with-C-and-AspNet-to-text.aspx" rel="ugc">http://naspinski.net/post/ParsingReading-a-PDF-file-with-C-and-AspNet-to-text.aspx</a>
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Not sure but maybe you could take a look at the PDFBox library to access PDF files.

http://naspinski.net/post/ParsingReading-a-PDF-file-with-C-and-AspNet-to-text.aspx [http://naspinski.net/post/ParsingReading-a-PDF-file-with-C-and-AspNet-to-text.aspx]

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Hi,<br />
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We need an ASP.NET control that can provide the following three features regarding PDF Documents ..<br />
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1. it can OCR the non-search PDF.<br />
2. it can highlight the searched text within PDF (Text can be one word or phrase)<br />
3. it can do the text comparison of two pdfs and can show the result in a newly generated PDF.<br />
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Considering our re-distributable product, we are not looking for a costly control here.
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Hi,

We need an ASP.NET control that can provide the following three features regarding PDF Documents ..

1. it can OCR the non-search PDF.
2. it can highlight the searched text within PDF (Text can be one word or phrase)
3. it can do the text comparison of two pdfs and can show the result in a newly generated PDF.

Considering our re-distributable product, we are not looking for a costly control here.

Required an ASP.NET Control to OCR, highlight text and text comparison regarding PDF doc.

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