So, can this application handle the conversion of documents such as articles
from professional journals with tables? If so, does it convert the tables
into an equivalent format?



Terri Hedgpeth
Student Support Specialist Sr.
Disability  Resources for Students
Matthews Center box 87-3202
Arizona State University
(480) 965-1232 (v)
(480) 965-0441 (fax)


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