How to convert pdf to text?

[boof]

upupbb32 and pdftotext.x.tar.gz, no makefile, how to install pls? nb it's python based, sgt schultz.

[bigpup]

It would be better to use a Puppy program that does not need Python.

I assume you are using Bionicpup32 8.0

If it has PeasyPDF program.
It can convert pdf to text.

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Here is the pet package for PeasyPDF
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=70680
Last two posts of this topic, have some updated info, on slight change, in some Puppy versions.

[albinaguerette]

I think it's better to use a program that can do the job efficiently, regardless of whether it uses Python or not.

There are other programs that can convert PDF to text without Python, and they're just as good, if not better. For example, I use the pdftotext command-line tool that is a very powerful tool that can convert PDFs to text in a variety of formats. It can convert large PDFs quickly.

Another option I use is a web-based PDF converter. I simply upload the PDF to the converter, and it converts it to text in a few seconds.

[step]

Another command-line option I use is mutool draw. mutool is part of the muPDF package.

[Chelsea80]

@boof

bigpup wrote

I assume you are using Bionicpup32 8.0

If it has PeasyPDF program.
It can convert pdf to text

Yes it it has and can be found here -

Applications > Document > PeasyPDF convert/join/extract

Best regards

Chelsea80

[pp4mnklinux]

Hi:

I worked with Adobe PDF pro (windows), PDF tools.... a lot of software, passwords removers, converters.... in the end, the best option FOR ME, https://www.ilovepdf.com/

CHEERS