Converting Doc to PDF and PDF to DOC
hi..!!
I'm a CS student. currently I'm involving my self project to develop a website. there I'm gonna provide free service Doc (word,ppt,xls..etc) to PDF conversion and also provide PDF to Doc(word, ppt,xls..etc). but I dont have any idea about this. Before I google it I just wanna put a thread here because you peoples are helped me a lot before.so I'm expecting the same now.. please gimme your suggestion to develop my site.
Thanks..
Last edited by veera; 04-21-2014 at 07:34 AM.
Those are all proprietary formats, likely protected by US and international patents. Keep that in mind before undertaking any public venture that involves reading and/or writing those formats.
That being said, there is publicly available information on how to read and write those formats, which you can find with a routine google search. I recommend you try that first. Then, when you run into more specific problems (more specific than "How do I...?"), I'm sure the forum members will be more than happy to address those problems.
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I think the demand for Doc (word,ppt,xls..etc) to PDF conversion will NOT be very high because of all the free print to PDF apps that are out there.Originally Posted by veera
But, PDF to Doc(word, ppt,xls..etc) sounds like it might be worth doing.
You might start out by doing PDF to/from Rich Text Format (RTF) instead of Word.
I would start by doing PDF to ASCII text file as my first step.
Then, try PDF to a version of RTF or maybe to Word Document.
Tim S.
"...a computer is a stupid machine with the ability to do incredibly smart things, while computer programmers are smart people with the ability to do incredibly stupid things. They are,in short, a perfect match.." Bill Bryson
