Summary: Can’t be done, I think
In einer selbst gescannten PDF-Datei den gescannten, durchsuchbaren, »versteckten« Inhalt korrigieren – geht nicht, finde ich …
Adobe clearly states (here): “For scanning and archiving hard copy documents with embedded "hidden"
text to enable computerized search, products from other vendors must be
used. The Adobe Acrobat products are inadequate to the task.” So don’t even try.
• Infix $ 160, ab € 80
• Nitro € 180
• A-PDFOCR € 27
• Alternatives
• Online Alternatives
• PDFescape (max. PDF 10 MByte and 100 pages)
After uploading I could not find where to see and edit “hidden text”.
• “You can edit the text that is hidden behind the printed text, but the process is rather cumbersome.
Use the Touchup Text Tool [Werzeuge, Erweiterte Bearbeitung, Toucup-Textwerzeug] to select the line of text that you wish to
edit. Select all the text that is in the box. Right click and select
'Attributes' [Eigenschaften]. There is a little box in the bottom left hand side [Füllfarbe] of the
Attributes dialog. Click this box and a colour palette will appear.
Select a colour different from the printed one. For example, if the
printed text is black, select Red. You will then be able to see the
hidden searchable text and make the changes you require.” – says Andrew_E_D_Clark@adobeforums.com here.
Not really: the specific original type may not be available, like in my test document:
Also: I don’t want to edit the visible text, but just the hidden one!
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