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Darwin:
- thanks for the positive thoughts, Darwin. I hope you will be right, because those $92 made it my single most expensive upgrade!
-Curt (December 30, 2009, 02:55 AM)
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Glad to help! BTW, I think the $10 OCR upgrade assurance gives you a year of free upgrades should they decide to release Nitro Pro OCR 7.

Curt:
I don't know if this is recommendable as it is being promoted by Avanquest; but I am a little impressed that it actually offers to edit the text in PDF files:

http://www.avanquest.com/USA/software/lightning-pdf-professional-127164?meta=pc-utilities&cat=pdf-converter-software




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Perry Mowbray:
I don't know if this is recommendable as it is being promoted by Avanquest; but I am a little impressed that it actually offers to edit the text and images in PDF files:
-Curt (January 27, 2010, 10:43 AM)
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Are you going to give it a go Curt? I'd be interested in how it goes converting back to Word, RTF or whatever...

Curt:
- no, thank you, I just spend an awful lot of money on Nitro 6 Pro OCR, so I am stuffed...

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