c# pdf to image: Extract data from pdf file control Library system web page .net html console file

File Management in

OpenOffice.org

Title:

File Management in OpenOffice.org

Version:

1.0

First edition: December 2004

First English

edition:

December 2004

Extract data from pdf file - extract form data from PDF in C#.net, ASP.NET, MVC, Ajax, WPF

Help to Read and Extract Field Data from PDF with a Convenient C# Solution

fill in pdf form reader; extract data from pdf using java

Extract data from pdf file - VB.NET PDF Form Data Read library: extract form data from PDF in vb.net, ASP.NET, MVC, Ajax, WPF

Convenient VB.NET Solution to Read and Extract Field Data from PDF

save pdf forms in reader; extract data from pdf into excel

C# PDF Text Extract Library: extract text content from PDF file in

Able to extract and get all and partial text content from PDF file. How to C#: Extract Text Content from PDF File. Add necessary references:

extract data from pdf to excel; extract data from pdf to excel online

VB.NET PDF Text Extract Library: extract text content from PDF

Extract and get partial and all text content from PDF file. Extract highlighted text out of PDF document. Extract Text Content from PDF File in VB.NET.

how to save filled out pdf form in reader; extract pdf data to excel

Contents

Overview

........................................................................................................................................iii

........................................................................................iii

Feedback

....................................................................................................................................iii

Acknowledgments

......................................................................................................................iii

Modifications and updates

.........................................................................................................iii

Opening files

....................................................................................................................................1

File formats

.................................................................................................................................2

Default file format

.......................................................................................................................2

Opening text format files

.............................................................................................................3

Opening spreadsheets

..................................................................................................................3

Opening presentations

.................................................................................................................4

Opening graphic files

..................................................................................................................4

Opening formula files

..................................................................................................................4

Saving files

.......................................................................................................................................4

Password protection

....................................................................................................................5

Saving a document automatically

................................................................................................6

Writer can save to these file formats

...........................................................................................7

Calc can save to these file formats

..............................................................................................7

Impress can save to these file formats

.........................................................................................8

Draw can save to these file formats

.............................................................................................8

The HTML writer can save in these formats

...............................................................................8

AportisDoc and PocketWord files for transport to your PDA

....................................................8

Exporting files

..................................................................................................................................9

XHTML Export

...........................................................................................................................9

Export to PDF

.............................................................................................................................9

PDF Options

................................................................................................................................9

Deleting and renaming files

...........................................................................................................10

Deleting a file

............................................................................................................................11

File associations

.............................................................................................................................11

File Management in OpenOffice.org

VB.NET PDF File Compress Library: Compress reduce PDF size in vb.

External cross references. Private data of other applications. Flatten visible layers. VB.NET Demo Code to Optimize An Exist PDF File in Visual C#.NET Project.

how to save a filled out pdf form in reader; extract data from pdf form fields

VB.NET PDF File Merge Library: Merge, append PDF files in vb.net

Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint data to PDF form. Merge PDF with byte array, fields. Merge PDF without size limitation. Append one PDF file to the end

edit pdf form in reader; extract table data from pdf

Creating new files

..........................................................................................................................12

Using the Open and Save As dialogs

.............................................................................................13

File Management in OpenOffice.org

C# PDF File Merge Library: Merge, append PDF files in C#.net, ASP.

Merge Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint data to PDF form. Append one PDF file to the end of another and save to a single PDF file.

extract data from pdf c#; how to save a pdf form in reader

C# PDF File Compress Library: Compress reduce PDF size in C#.net

All object data. File attachment. External cross references. Private data of other applications. Flatten visible layers. C#.NET DLLs: Compress PDF Document.

pdf data extraction; html form output to pdf

Overview

This chapter describes basic file management (opening, saving, exporting, deleting, and

renaming files; creating new files; file associations; and using the OpenOffice.org dialogs) in

all components of OpenOffice.org 1.1.x.

The contents of this Documentation are subject to the Public Documentation License,

Version 1.0 (the "License"); you may only use this Documentation if you comply with the

terms of this License. A copy of the License is available at:

http://www.openoffice.org/licenses/PDL.rtf

The Original Documentation is File Management in OpenOffice.org. The Initial Writer(s) of

the Original Documentation is/are Linda Worthington

Writer contact(s): lindaw65@earthlink.net

. The Initial Writer contact(s) is to report errors in

the documentation. For questions regarding how to use the software, subscribe to the Users

Mail List and post your question there: http://support.openoffice.org/index.html

Contributor(s): Ian Laurenson.

contact(s): hillview@paradise.net.nz

All trademarks within this guide belong to their legitimate owners.

Feedback

Please direct any comments or suggestions about this document to:

authors@user-faq.openoffice.org

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Jean Hollis Weber for expanding and revising this document.

Modifications and updates

Version

Date

Description of Change

1.0

18 December 2004

First published edition.

File Management in OpenOffice.org

iii

VB.NET PDF Image Extract Library: Select, copy, paste PDF images

By using RsterEdge XDoc PDF SDK for .NET, VB.NET users are able to extract image from PDF page or file and specified region on PDF page, then get image

filling out pdf forms with reader; pdf data extraction to excel

C# PDF Image Extract Library: Select, copy, paste PDF images in C#

Page, a Region on a Page, and PDF Document. C#.NET extract image from multiple page adobe PDF file library for Visual Studio .NET.

extracting data from pdf forms to excel; extract data from pdf form

Opening files

To open an existing document, choose File > Open or click the Open File icon on the

Function Toolbar, or press Control+O.

The Open dialog appears. Figure 1 shows the WindowsXP version of this dialog.

Figure 1. Open dialog in WindowsXP

Choose the file to open, then click the Open button.

Note: Under Microsoft Windows there is the option of using either the OpenOffice.org Open and

Save As dialogs or the ones provided by Microsoft Windows. See “Using the Open and Save As

dialogs” on page 13.

File Management in OpenOffice.org

Opening files

File formats

OpenOffice.org can import Microsoft Office files. However, Microsoft Office cannot import

OpenOffice.org files, so if you want to send a file to a Microsoft Office user, you must save it

in a Microsoft Office format or in .rtf. Below is a chart for quick reference.

Document

type

Application

Document

Extension

Template

Extension

Microsoft

Office eqv

Text

Writer

.sxw

.stw

.doc .dot

Spreadsheet

Calc

.sxc

.stc

.xls .xlt

Drawing

Draw

.sxd

.std

Presentation

Impress

.sxi

.sti

.ppt .pot .pps

Formula

Math

.sxm

Master document

Writer

.sxg

HTML document

Writer

.html

Default file format

OpenOffice.org saves files in its native format unless you tell it to save them differently. If

you always need to produce files in some other format (such as Microsoft Office formats),

you may wish to change the default file format.

To set the default file format when saving new files:

1)Tools > Options... > Load/Save > General. (See Figure 2.)

2)In the Standard File Format section of this page, choose a document type (for example,

“Text document”) and then choose a file format from the Always Save As list.

3)Repeat for each document type as necessary.

4)Click OK to save your changes.

Note: If the default is set to an OpenOffice.org format and a Microsoft Office file is being saved,

then a warning dialog will be displayed about potential loss of formatting.

File Management in OpenOffice.org

Opening files

Figure 2. Choosing default formats for saving files

Opening text format files

In addition to its native formats (.sxw and .stw), OpenOffice.org Writer can import Microsoft

Office formats (.doc, .dot) as well as the .rtf, .txt, .csv and StarWriter formats.

When opening .HTM or .HTML files, OpenOffice.org customizes Writer for working with

these files.

Opening spreadsheets

In addition to the native formats (.sxc and .stc), OpenOffice.org can open the following

spreadsheet formats:

Microsoft Excel 97/2000/XP (*.xls; *.xlw)

Rich Text Format (*.rtf)

Microsoft Excel 97/2000/XP Template (*.xlt)

Text CSV (*.csv; *.txt)

Microsoft Excel 95 (*.xls; *.xlw)

Lotus 123 (*.wk1; *.wk1)

Data Interchange Format (*.def)

StarCalc formats

dBase (*.dbf)

Sylk

HTM and HTML files including Web page queries

File Management in OpenOffice.org

Opening files

Opening presentations

In addition to its native formats (.sxi and .sti), OpenOffice.org can open the following

presentation formats:

Microsoft PowerPoint 97/2000/XP (*.ppt; *.pps)

Microsoft PowerPoint 97/2000/XP Template (.pot)

StarDraw, StarImpress

CGM - Computer Graphics Metafile (*.cgm)

Opening graphic files

In addition to the native formats (.sxd and .std), OpenOffice.org can open the following

graphic formats:

BMP

JPEG

PGM

RAS

TGA

DXF

MET

PLT

SGF

TIFF

EMF

PBM

PNG

SGV

WMF

EPS

PCD

PPM

StarDraw

XBM

GIF

PCX

PSD

SVM

XPM

Opening formula files

In addition to its native format, OpenOffice.org can open the following formula files:

StarMath and MathML (*.mml).

When opening a Word document that contains an embedded equation editor object, if the

option for it is checked in Tools > Options > Load/Save > Microsoft Office then the object

will be automatically converted to an OpenOffice.org Math object.

Saving files

To save a new file:

1)Choose File > Save As.

2)When the Save As dialog (Figure 3) appears, enter the file name and verify the file

type (if applicable).

Note: File names should never have spaces. If you need to separate the file name, use an

underscore (_) between words; for example, file_maint.sxw.

To save an open document, with no need to change the file name, choose File > Save. This

will overwrite the last saved state of the file.

File Management in OpenOffice.org

Documents you may be interested

c# pdf to image : Extract data from pdf file control Library system web page .net html console file_management0-part316