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Re: [potentially OT] UN resolutions in opaque PDF format: msg#00098org.fsf.europe.discussion
On 31-Oct-2006, Michael Kallas wrote: > > He said it's a problem of accessibility. Some people out here have > > special media to access information: while ascii is managed by all > > of them, images are sometimes offlimits. Good pdf documents can > > be converted to text, but he's reporting that UN directives are > > images. > > It might be possible to convert it to text again via OCR programs > like tesseract or gocr. Which is something that should be done once, by the distributor of the document; not by every recipient who needs it. -- \ "My interest is in the future, as I am going to spend the rest | `\ of my life there." -- Charles F. Kettering | _o__) | Ben Finney <ben-TqlCGjI+HWGnbCmf7pGUHw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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