VeryDOC Raster to Text OCR Converter Command Line allows Windows users to convert encrypted PDF to TXT with original PDF layout through command line instantly.
Sometimes, encrypted PDF files are not easy to be converted, or they are not retained in original PDF layout when they need to be converted in relevant conversion. So, then, VeryDOC Raster to Text OCR Converter Command Line could be your best choice, which not only help you retain original layout, but also help you with other operations flexibly. For more information about this software, please check its homepage from link above. And now, the next paragraphs tells you how to get encrypted PDF converted to TXT with original PDF layout through commands:
Step1. Download software
Please download package of its trial version from here:
And then, after download, you need to extract its folder to your computer, where there are essential executive file, “readme.txt”, etc. for later process, and after that folder is in your computer, it means trial version of this application is yours. 🙂
Step2. Run cmd.exe
If you are beginner in commands, maybe you want to ask why run cmd.exe. So let me tell you, running cmd.exe can help you open command prompt, which is right environment of commands in Windows systems.
Step3. Convert encrypted PDF file to TXT with original PDF layout
After command prompt is opened, please understand parameters below and refer to examples to fulfill your process:
- Parameters:
-ownerpwd <string>: set owner password for encrypted PDF file
-userpwd <string>: set user password for encrypted PDF file
-layout: maintain original physical layout
- Examples:
pdf2txtocr.exe –ownerpwd 123765 –userpwd 456321 –layout C:\in.pdf C:\out.txt
where:
pdf2txtocr.exe: call executive file “pdf2txtocr.exe”
C:\in.pdf: specify input PDF file
C:\out.txt: specify output TXT file
After you use this trial version software to accomplish process like above, and you can get TXT file with original PDF layout exactly in targeting folder. However, there are some watermarks in produced TXT file, yes, it must be, for it is trial version. So if you want to avoid this kind of watermarks, you can get full version of this software from here:
Thank you for reading this article to know how to use VeryDOC Raster to Text OCR Converter Command Line to convert encrypted PDF file to TXT file with original PDF layout through commands. 🙂