Online Survey: Do You Need to Import Adobe PDF Documents?
The PDF format discards original structure, making round-trip conversion back into an editable WYSIWYG format inherently complex. The Text Control R&D team launched a short survey asking developers about their specific PDF import requirements to guide future product development.
Our R&D team is currently gathering some information for future developments and products. One very interesting field is the import of Adobe PDF documents.
The intention of the PDF format is to view or print documents in various platforms and applications. Sometimes, documents are stored in the PDF format without saving it's original format such as MS Word DOC, RTF or DOCX. PDF documents can't be easily imported like these word processing formats. Converting PDF documents back into a format that can be edited using a WYSIWYG editor is a very complex task.
To help our engineers, we would like to ask you about your thoughts and your experiences. We would greatly appreciate it if you could help us by completing the following survey. It takes you less than 2 minutes.
Thank you very much for your help.
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