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Hi Mac,

you can use PDFTextStripper for this.
it will return you all texts from pages


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Juraj Lonc


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From:   Mac P <pons32@hotmail.com>
To:     pdfbox <users@pdfbox.apache.org>,=20
Date:   01. 09. 2012 10:02
Subject:        How can I manipulate text in PDF'd by using PDFBox


Hello Forum

Is there any way to to split a master pdf file consisted of so many pages=20
into separate pages based on the content or keywords in each page?

Each page has the person's first and last name. I would like to grep the=20
last name and write a scripts to separate each page, turn it into a new=20
pdf file with the last name being part of the file name instead of=20
sequential numbers matching the total number of pages at the end of each=20
file name.

I know PDFs are binary documents. Are there any tools to look up the last=20
names and manipulate them that way?

Thanks

Mac
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