Adobe Introduces 'Save as XML' Feature

By myke
Published 23 years ago

Currently in beta, Adobe has released a 'Save As XML' plug-in for its popular
Acrobat software. This feature enables users to save content from a tagged PDF file into XML, HTML or plain text format, allowing placement of content into other applications. A tagged Abobe PDF file is usually created from Microsoft Office 2000 applications, using the 'Web Capture' feature to convert a Web site to Adobe PDF format.

Currently, the following formats are available:

XML-1.00 without styling

HTML-4.01 with CSS-1.00

HTML-3.20 Accessible

HTML-3.20 without CSS

Text-only

The new plug-in may be downloaded via adobe.com.

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