pdf to txt και περιεργοι χαρακτηρες

[viper2005]

λοιπον 

 

εχω πολλα pdf που ειναι καπως ετσι

 

 

αλλα οταν κανω copy

 

μου φαινονται ετσι

 

Alternatively,
users
can
contribute
links
to
videos,
audio
recordings
or
pictures
that
provide


answers
and
help
tell
their
story.

3. Amplify
Voices
in
a
Format
Accessible
to
UN
Member
States

Synthesis
of
user
inputs
into
an
initial
report
will
begin
on
19
August.

 The
report
will
be


released
at
a
faith‐based
rally
in
the
Church
Center
for
the
United
Nations
on
27
September
in


order
to
marshal
political
will
with
UN
Member
States
immediately
following
the
25


September
Special
Event
on
the
MDGs.

The
rally
will
include
guest
speakers,
primarily
people


living
in
poverty
from
around
the
world
and
the
grassroots
activists
who
accompany
them.

A


notable
music
artist
will
also
perform
a
new
song
at
the
rally
based
on
answers
given


throughout
the
effort.

Representatives
from
the
faith‐based
communities,
UN
Member
States


and
UN
development
offices
will
be
invited
to
attend.

As
organizers
of
this
space
we
 are


committed
to
ongoing
advocacy
events
that
continue
bringing
these
voices
to
the
attention
of


UN
decision
makers
as
we
move
towards
2015.

 

 

υπαρχει καποιο προγραμμα που να μετατρεπει τα pdf σε txt?

[micos000]

Σε ποιο πρόγραμμα έκανες επικόλληση; Το δοκίμασα στο σημειωματάριο και στο wordpad και μου τα έβγαλε κανονικά.

Δοκίμασες File->Save as text;

[viper2005]

Σε ποιο πρόγραμμα έκανες επικόλληση; Το δοκίμασα στο σημειωματάριο και στο wordpad και μου τα έβγαλε κανονικά.

Δοκίμασες File->Save as text;

 

Σαν save as text, βγάζει 'κινέζικους' χαρακτηρες.

Τι μπορει να φταίει;

[micos000]

Τι γλώσσα έχεις ορίσει στην υποστήριξη για τα Μη-unicode προγράμματα;

[viper2005]

Τι γλώσσα έχεις ορίσει στην υποστήριξη για τα Μη-unicode προγράμματα;

Δεν εχω την παραμικρή ιδέα. Πως το βλέπω αυτο και πως το φτιάχνω σε win 8.1;

[NikosKallithea]

Λιγα pdf μετατρέπονται σε txt, άλλωστε αν συνέβαινε κατι τέτοιο προς τι να τα κανει κάποιος pdf

[viper2005]

αλλαξα σε abbyy finereader pro Και ολα εφτιαξαν.

 

 

 

 

 

"UN - I do not want to be poor anymore."

-- a collection of faith-inspired voices of people living in poverty.

A Call for Faith-based Action on the World We Want 2015 Platform

The World We Want platform is a joint project between civil society and the United Nations to provide an engaging and amplified, open platform where all people can contribute to a global conversation on the post-2015 development agenda. This conversation is creating a citizen-sourced body of work against which the current and future actions of world leaders can be measured. Expanding upon the MY World Global Survey, the World We Want provides space for partner organizations to host consultations with their constituencies on development aspirations and objectives. All constituent-generated inputs are then searchable and organized through a robust word-tagging system.

The New York offices to the United Nations of Caritas Internationalis, The Lutheran World Federation and other organizational partners will launch a new consultation on the platform entitled "UN - I do not want to be poor anymore: a collection of faith-inspired voices of people living in poverty" on Nelson Mandela International Day, 18 July.

The goal of this effort is to build political will with UN Member States to create a strong post-2015 development agenda that can end extreme poverty in our time while enabling sustainable development. Building political will and communicating it in the right forum at the right time entails three critical steps:

1. Organize Recognized Spaces for Voices of People Living in Poverty

Create a user profile (either personal or organizational) on the World We Want platform and join our consultation space. The initial consultation space will be provided in English only but we plan on launching additional languages in the coming weeks.

2. Gather Voices

The effort seeks to build political will through qualitative, moving inputs from people living in poverty and the grassroots faith-based organizations that directly accompany them, especially local faith communities. Users will be asked to provide up to 2500 character answers to the following straightforward questions designed to help individuals tell their stories about what it means to live in poverty and why it must be eradicated:

o Are you familiar with the Millennium Development Goals? (Yes or no toggle)

o Which development policies have most affected your life and the lives of people in your community over the last ten years?

o What do you want leaders at the United Nations to know and do about poverty?

o

What gives you hope that we can end poverty in our world?

Alternatively, users can contribute links to videos, audio recordings or pictures that provide answers and help tell their story.

3. Amplify Voices in a Format Accessible to UN Member States

Synthesis of user inputs into an initial report will begin on 19 August. The report will be released at a faith-based rally in the Church Center for the United Nations on 27 September in order to marshal political will with UN Member States immediately following the 25 September Special Event on the MDGs. The rally will include guest speakers, primarily people living in poverty from around the world and the grassroots activists who accompany them. A notable music artist will also perform a new song at the rally based on answers given throughout the effort. Representatives from the faith-based communities, UN Member States and UN development offices will be invited to attend. As organizers of this space we are committed to ongoing advocacy events that continue bringing these voices to the attention of UN decision makers as we move towards 2015.

On behalf of faith-based organizations within the Policy Strategy Group, we appreciate your commitment to contributing to the World We Want platform, the joint project between civil society and the UN to redefine citizen engagement in development processes and enable the meaningful participation of all voices to speak truth to power. As faith-based organizations, we need to lift up the voices of those who most need a strong set of new development goals - people living in poverty and the grassroots organizations who directly accompany them, especially local faith communities. This work is why we are here. If we, as faith-based organizations, do not confront "the scandal of poverty" then we are part of the problem. Please mobilize your grassroots networks to contribute to this important effort and thereby create the political will for a robust post-2015 development agenda that can end extreme poverty in our time while enabling sustainable development.

Sincerely,

Joseph Cornelius Donnelly,

Head, International Delegation to UN-NY Caritas Internationalis

Dennis Frado,

Main Representative at UN Headquarters The Lutheran World Federation

 

 

 

 

 

thanks