Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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Tyaseta Rabita Nugraeni Sardjono <tyasetarabita@...>
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Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple
document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files
themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example,
were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can
read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read
fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document
converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the
polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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Kerryn Gunness <k_gunness@...>
u can try zamzar.com website to convert files to other formats
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Shaun Everiss" <sm.everiss@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 1:47 AM Subject: [nvda] document converter things Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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I to would strongly suggest Abby. I have been using it for years and it works very well. It is interesting that other OCR products license the Abby engine to do the OCR operation. Most of those products do not make a point of telling that to their customers. Rick
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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Tyaseta Rabita Nugraeni Sardjono Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 3:36 AM To: nvda <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Subject: Re: [nvda] document converter things Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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On 5/21/2020 1:47 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote: Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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I would think you are discussing performing OCR on
documents and then saving them in a new format./ That is not the original
document. it is a recognized copy and is unlikely to be what is
wanted.
Gene
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I to would strongly suggest Abby. I have been using it for
years and it works very well. It is interesting that other OCR products license
the Abby engine to do the OCR operation. Most of those products do not make a
point of telling that to their customers.
Rick
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of
Tyaseta Rabita Nugraeni Sardjono Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 3:36
AM To: nvda <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Subject: Re: [nvda]
document converter things
Hi.
Further to my old
document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by
polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1.
the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large
folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95
files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte
crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was
quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter
aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I
want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so
I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are
read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document
converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This
one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble
accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially
usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms
store.
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Hi.
I'll look at that.
I was hoping for a batch converter but oh well.
These are not that important I need to do them right away.
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On 22/05/2020 1:20 am, Kerryn Gunness via groups.io wrote: u can try zamzar.com website to convert files to other formats
----- Original Message ----- From: "Shaun Everiss" <sm.everiss@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 1:47 AM Subject: [nvda] document converter things
Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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aah ok I'lll look at that to.
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On 22/05/2020 1:34 am, Tony Ballou wrote: Hi,
Try this one. It's got a free and a professional version, is accessible with screen readers, and should do the job.
https://www.nchsoftware.com/documentconvert/index.html
Tony
On 5/21/2020 1:47 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:
Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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I would be careful aware of NCH products and I would not trust an on line convert utility unless the files were not private.
It would be slow but open them in librioffice and then save them but if they have very simple formatting just copy the text and paste in to notepad. This will get rid of all formatting. I use this technique and have for years to smash complex formatting from word documents and other things like webpages.
you can get MS word reader which is free. Then do what I suggested - that is select all text and paste in to notepad and then save as plain text.
enjoy.
regards
Ian
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On 22/05/2020 2:09 pm, Shaun Everiss wrote: aah ok I'lll look at that to.
On 22/05/2020 1:34 am, Tony Ballou wrote:
Hi,
Try this one. It's got a free and a professional version, is accessible with screen readers, and should do the job.
https://www.nchsoftware.com/documentconvert/index.html
Tony
On 5/21/2020 1:47 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:
Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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Nch products do have toolbars but are supposed to be accessible.
I know these guys do exist but never thought about using their stuff. for this.
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On 22/05/2020 6:17 pm, Ian Blackburn wrote: I would be careful aware of NCH products and I would not trust an on line convert utility unless the files were not private.
It would be slow but open them in librioffice and then save them but if they have very simple formatting just copy the text and paste in to notepad. This will get rid of all formatting. I use this technique and have for years to smash complex formatting from word documents and other things like webpages.
you can get MS word reader which is free. Then do what I suggested - that is select all text and paste in to notepad and then save as plain text.
enjoy.
regards
Ian
On 22/05/2020 2:09 pm, Shaun Everiss wrote:
aah ok I'lll look at that to.
On 22/05/2020 1:34 am, Tony Ballou wrote:
Hi,
Try this one. It's got a free and a professional version, is accessible with screen readers, and should do the job.
https://www.nchsoftware.com/documentconvert/index.html
Tony
On 5/21/2020 1:47 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:
Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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Good morning, For what it is worth, I have used several of NCH's products and they are practactly 100 percent accessible. Most of them even come with a thirty day demo. Hope this helps
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-----Original Message----- From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Shaun Everiss Sent: Friday, May 22, 2020 2:10 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] document converter things aah ok I'lll look at that to. On 22/05/2020 1:34 am, Tony Ballou wrote: Hi,
Try this one. It's got a free and a professional version, is accessible with screen readers, and should do the job.
https://www.nchsoftware.com/documentconvert/index.html
Tony
On 5/21/2020 1:47 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:
Hi.
Further to my old document conversion issue a user suggested multiple document converter by polenter software.
I downloaded it but found 2 issues.
1. the program is not fully accessible.
Thats fine, I have only 2 large folders of files I want to convert.
2. on converting my word 95 files to 2003-word97 files, the files themselves were corrupted and jarte crashed.
I then tried docx.
Every document I had which was quite old my word 95 files for example, were blank.
This converter aint for me.
I have jarte which I payed for, which does everything I want.
Sadly I may have to get libre office or ms office or something so I can read the files, I have a system with libre office and the files are read fine enough, and I hardly need them, but if there is another document converter even ifits a low cost office thing I'll try that.
This one just is not serving my purpose.
I also had a little trouble accessing it and in fact the rest of the polenter apps were not especially usable.
I wander if there are document converters in the ms store.
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