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Batch extraction of text from PDF in macOS? Anonymous 22/01/10(Mon)18:18 No. 22844 ID: 27b5fb
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Is there a simple way to do it that doesn't require some expensive program? I've tried to make a simple search in the explorer directory for a word I could find when reading the pdf directly.



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