[SForte]

I am a technical writer working on a project for my company that requires me
to insert a statement that has been translated into 14 different languages
into a Word document. I received all of the translations in a PDF. Most of
the languages use symbols. Some of the languages are Arabic, Armenian,
Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian and Korean. When I tried to copy the text
from the PDF into Word 2003 none of the translations pasted appropriately.

The problem is that I have to insert the various customer service numbers
that my company has into each of these translations (we have 5 different
customer service lines). I could make image files of the PDF translations,
but the imaging making process would be a time consuming process.

Has anyone ever encountered this before? Does anyone have any suggestions
for making this work in Word.

Thanks.
--
S.Forte

[grammatim[_2_]]

Is there any chance you can get the Word file the pdf was created
from?

_Possibly_ there's something in Adobe Acrobat Pro that could deal with
this, but I doubt it.

On Dec 22, 9:47*pm, SForte wrote:
I am a technical writer working on a project for my company that requires me
to insert a statement that has been translated into 14 different languages
into a Word document. I received all of the translations in a PDF. Most of
the languages use symbols. Some of the languages are Arabic, Armenian,
Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian and Korean. When I tried to copy the text
from the PDF into Word 2003 none of the translations pasted appropriately..

The problem is that I have to insert the various customer service numbers
that my company has into each of these translations (we have 5 different
customer service lines). I could make image files of the PDF translations,
but the imaging making process would be a time consuming process.

Has anyone ever encountered this before? Does anyone have any suggestions
for making this work in Word.

Thanks.
--
S.Forte

[Graham Mayor]

Do you have the Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian and
Korean fonts installed?

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



SForte wrote:
I am a technical writer working on a project for my company that
requires me to insert a statement that has been translated into 14
different languages into a Word document. I received all of the
translations in a PDF. Most of the languages use symbols. Some of the
languages are Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian
and Korean. When I tried to copy the text from the PDF into Word 2003
none of the translations pasted appropriately.

The problem is that I have to insert the various customer service
numbers that my company has into each of these translations (we have
5 different customer service lines). I could make image files of the
PDF translations, but the imaging making process would be a time
consuming process.

Has anyone ever encountered this before? Does anyone have any
suggestions for making this work in Word.

Thanks.

[grammatim[_2_]]

All those characters are included with some of the omnibus fonts that
are installed with Windows or that are added when the IMEs are
activated. The most likely problem is that there may not be a way for
the language information to be extracted from a pdf.

On Dec 23, 4:37*am, "Graham Mayor" wrote:
Do you have the Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian and
Korean fonts installed?

--

Graham Mayor - *Word MVP

My web sitewww.gmayor.com
Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org




SForte wrote:
I am a technical writer working on a project for my company that
requires me to insert a statement that has been translated into 14
different languages into a Word document. I received all of the
translations in a PDF. Most of the languages use symbols. Some of the
languages are Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian
and Korean. When I tried to copy the text from the PDF into Word 2003
none of the translations pasted appropriately.

The problem is that I have to insert the various customer service
numbers that my company has into each of these translations (we have
5 different customer service lines). I could make image files of the
PDF translations, but the imaging making process would be a time
consuming process.

Has anyone ever encountered this before? Does anyone have any
suggestions for making this work in Word.

Thanks.-