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Originally Posted by afskymonkey
Only way I have found around it is to print the PDF to an XPS file and then use Adobe Acrobat (9 or X is what I tried it on) to create a new PDF file from the XPS file you just created. Its a long process but it's the only way I have found around the Vitrium Protectedpdf DRM.
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I followed this then pushed it to HTML from Acrobat.
Viewing in hex editor the font coding is 3 bytes [8C EF XX] instead of normal 1 byte [YY] per character, a capital A would be XX=9F and YY=41. XX descends 1 while YY increase 1 per character [Reverse mapping]
I can do a slow HEX search and replace with NotePad++ but this is painful and time consuming, anybody know a program that can do such HTML editing where I could us a macro or script or look up table to do the conversion?