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To extract text and tables from a PDF, you can use PDF parsing libraries to pull readable text and structured table data directly from the document while preserving layout-oriented extraction for structured outputs.

You can fill a non-fillable PDF form by using coordinate-driven positioning to place text annotations precisely on the document, validating bounding boxes before generating a new output PDF.

To run OCR on a scanned PDF, convert the scanned pages into images and apply optical character recognition to process the image content, making the extracted text fully searchable.

Yes, you can merge, split, and rotate PDF pages programmatically to manipulate document structures, read metadata, protect files with passwords, and extract embedded images during automated workflows.

Coordinate mapping transforms positional data between native PDF coordinates and rendered images, ensuring accurate text annotation placement when filling non-fillable forms with validation checks.

Handling AcroForm fields requires detecting if fields are fillable and populating them directly, whereas non-fillable PDFs require placing text annotations using coordinate-driven positioning to generate output.