lain text in a word[processor document.
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> Can you please recommend PDF editors you’ve actually used which worked
> well?
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> Thank you!
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> Charles.
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ing to train people on library-related stuff?
> Either way, how has your approach worked out?
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> Will Martin
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> Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
> Chester Fritz Library
> University of North Dakota
> he/his/him
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> 701.777.4638
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Andrew Cunningham
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Extracting text is a hit and miss affair. As indicated scanned PDFs have
nothing to extract and require OCR solutions.
The remaining PDFs have a glyph layer which software resolves to text via
the toUnicode mappings in the PDF, these are font specific and are
dependent on the fonts camp table bein
If there are no explicit METS to JSON-LD transformations, it might be worth
looking at METS to RDF/XML workflow. Going from RDF/XML (or other
serialisations) to JSON-LD is straight forward.
On Wed, 2 Aug 2023, 17:37 Manuela Pallotto Strickland, <
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^^
> being an arrant poacher, and was glad to make a precipitate
> retreat, lest I should have a whole pack of authors let loose
> upon me.
>
> What is old is new again, or maybe, the what of librarianship changes very
> slowly while the how of li
