PDFlib Text Extraction Toolkit (TET) Manual

Alphabetical list of words in the document along with their page number:
A
about 2 7 8
access 8 12
accessible 11
achieving 9 12
Acrobat 2 5 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 17
ActiveX 2
actual 9 12
actually 11 12 14
addition 9
Additional 12
additions 17
address 9 12
addressed 9
addressing 9
Adobe 2 5 8 12 14
...
Extract XMP metadata. The metadata.xsl stylesheet expects TETML input in any mode.
It targets XMP metadata on the document level, and extracts some metadata properties
from the XMP. PDF attachments (including PDF packages and portfolios) in the document
will be processed recursively:
dc:creator = PDFlib GmbH
xmp:CreatorTool = FrameMaker 7.0
Extract table contents in CSV format. The table.xsl stylesheet expects TETML input in
word, wordplus, or page mode. It extracts the contents of a specified table and creates a
CSV file (comma-separated values) which contains the table contents. CSV files can be
opened with all spreadsheet applications. This may be useful to repurpose the contents
of tables in PDF documents.
Convert TETML to HTML. The tetml2html.xsl stylesheet expects TETML input in
wordplus mode. It converts the TETML to HTML which can be displayed in a browser. The
converter does not attempt to generate an identical visual representation of the PDF
document, but creates heading elements (H1, H2, etc.) based on configurable font sizes.
It also maps table elements in TETML to the corresponding HTML table constructs to visualize
tables in the browser. The converter also creates a table of contents at the beginning
of the HTML page, where each entry is based on some heading in the document,
and contains an active link which jumps to the corresponding heading.
Extract raw text from TETML. The textonly.xsl stylesheet expects TETML input in any
mode. It extracts the raw text contents by fetching all Text elements while ignoring all
other elements. PDF attachments (including PDF packages and portfolios) in the document
will be processed recursively.
8.5 XSLT Samples 103