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While usually the focus is on converting various different file formats to PDF, occasionally you may need to convert PDF documents to some other format. This Acrobat for Legal Professionals blog post provides details (and a script to automate the process) on how to convert PDFs to text files and TIFF files.
Generating TIFF and Text files from PDF for Concordance and Summation
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Hi to All,
I want to know if any software or solution to my problem. I want to convert my text file into Tiff file?
Thanks,
Anthony
This product should do it for you, but unfortunately it’s not free. I’d be very surprised if there wasn’t a free solution out there, just need to spend a few hours on Google to find it.
http://www.e-pdfconverter.com/pdf-creator/pdf-converter/txt-to-tif.html
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