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Edit attached PDF

Guest
Jun 05, 2016 Jun 05, 2016

When I receive PDF document attached to email, can I make it editable by acrobat?  The PDF doc includes only sentences, but I don't know if the PDF doc is text or image.   If it's image, can I still OCR and edit (for example, fix typo etc)?  Can standard acrobat do it as well as Pro acrobat?

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Adobe Employee , Jun 06, 2016 Jun 06, 2016

Yes, you can but the end results depends upon the quality of the image or on quality of the scanned image.

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 06, 2016 Jun 06, 2016

Hello ,

1- Yes, you can make it editable but it is recommended that you first save the document on your computer and then edit it.

2- If there is an image in a document , you can run OCR on it but the ability to run OCR shouldn't  be locked from the source.

    Also there are other factors which in some cases doesn't allow the editing of the document .

3-Yes, Standard and Pro both will allow you to run the OCR on a document.

You can checkout these articles :

Scan documents to PDF, Adobe Acrobat

Fix the OCR error Could Not Perform Recognition in Acrobat

Thanks!

Shivam

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Guest
Jun 06, 2016 Jun 06, 2016

Thank you for reply, Shivam!  If the sentences are image, can I still OCR and edit (fix type, for example)?  (if there is no lock etc.)

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 06, 2016 Jun 06, 2016

Yes, you can but the end results depends upon the quality of the image or on quality of the scanned image.

Thanks!

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Jun 06, 2016 Jun 06, 2016
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Thank you so much.  Your answer was helpful!

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