Change text color in PDF files
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I want to change some Text-Coloring by regex search in one or more PDFs.
for example i want to change the color of all appearances of "A[0-9]+.[0-9]" like A120.1, A600.0 and so on.
is it even possible to change specific text colors in a PDF.
a command line solution would be nice, I don't care if win or linux - both would be ok
Thank you in advance for suggestions.
edit: maybe this could also be made with javascript inside the PDF, but I still couldn't manage to change the text color. Only highlighting or underlining worked. (tried in PDF Xchange)
regular-expression colors pdf text
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
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I want to change some Text-Coloring by regex search in one or more PDFs.
for example i want to change the color of all appearances of "A[0-9]+.[0-9]" like A120.1, A600.0 and so on.
is it even possible to change specific text colors in a PDF.
a command line solution would be nice, I don't care if win or linux - both would be ok
Thank you in advance for suggestions.
edit: maybe this could also be made with javascript inside the PDF, but I still couldn't manage to change the text color. Only highlighting or underlining worked. (tried in PDF Xchange)
regular-expression colors pdf text
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
12
add a comment |
I want to change some Text-Coloring by regex search in one or more PDFs.
for example i want to change the color of all appearances of "A[0-9]+.[0-9]" like A120.1, A600.0 and so on.
is it even possible to change specific text colors in a PDF.
a command line solution would be nice, I don't care if win or linux - both would be ok
Thank you in advance for suggestions.
edit: maybe this could also be made with javascript inside the PDF, but I still couldn't manage to change the text color. Only highlighting or underlining worked. (tried in PDF Xchange)
regular-expression colors pdf text
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
12
I want to change some Text-Coloring by regex search in one or more PDFs.
for example i want to change the color of all appearances of "A[0-9]+.[0-9]" like A120.1, A600.0 and so on.
is it even possible to change specific text colors in a PDF.
a command line solution would be nice, I don't care if win or linux - both would be ok
Thank you in advance for suggestions.
edit: maybe this could also be made with javascript inside the PDF, but I still couldn't manage to change the text color. Only highlighting or underlining worked. (tried in PDF Xchange)
regular-expression colors pdf text
regular-expression colors pdf text
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
12
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
12
edited Feb 6 at 19:21
Kiwisaft
asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
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asked Feb 6 at 11:46
KiwisaftKiwisaft
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asked Feb 6 at 11:46
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