[Athen] Structured accessible HTML from PDF
Sean Keegan
skeegan at htctu.net
Tue Apr 10 16:04:54 PDT 2007
> The RiverDocs converter will take any PDF document and analyse it to
recognise
> multi-column pages, headings, tables, images and other formatting and
convert
> it all into XHTML. Correctly recognising text that wraps around a picture,
> or the cells in a table requires sophisticated artificial intelligence
algorithms.
Has anyone actually used the RiverDocs Converter and what have you thought
of it?
The press release and the information on their website a bit lacking as to
exactly how they really are different from the other tools that currently
exists (you can edit a PDF for accessibility in Acrobat and export from PDF
to HTML). I found their price estimate of creating accessible PDF versions
with other tools in excess of 50 pounds per page somewhat high.
The website URL is: http://www.riverdocs.com
I am planning to get my hands on a demo copy, I just have not had a chance
to look into the tool much.
Thanks,
Sean
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