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Yet another online conversion utility coming from Nitro PDF. This utility is called PDF to Excel online. I’m pretty sure it’s the first utility available online. A lot of attention-to-detail has been placed in matching font styles, colors, layout, and row column height and width.
Here’s how Nitro say you should use it:
Head to the http://www.pdftoexcelonline.com site Select a PDF to convert, enter your email address, and submit the file Our server processes the file (identifying tables, discarding other content and packaging the tables into a XLS file) and then emails it You check your email in a minute or two All done.
Read more about in the Nitro PDF blog.
Disclosure: Karl De Abrew resides on the Nitro PDF board. See the disclosures page.
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