Microsoft announces a breakthrough in PDF document management. The company is developing technology to convert them into fully editable documents while preserving their original layout when protected. This innovation could make these types of files obsolete.

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PDF users often have difficulties when editing non-editable documents. Sometimes the tools available on the market offer results because they often alter the layout, fonts and original images.s can result in misplaced elements, incorrect fonts or distorted graphics, making the task tedious and inefficient, even impossible.

Microsoft is currently working on a new technology that uses artificial intelligence to convert non-editable PDFs into editable documents. This project, detailed in a document entitled "Method and System of Generating an Editable Document from a Non-Editable Document," promises to retain all original aspects of documents, including fonts, colors, layouts and visual elements.

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The technology developed by Microsoft uses AI to identify and map elements of a PDF document, such as text, images and tables. Using bounding boxes, it maintains the original layout of the document. In addition, it is able to recognize fonts and color schemes, ensuring that the appearance of the document remains unchanged after conversion.

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In addition to preserving the layout, this new technology allows editable documents to be resized without losing their structural integrity. This represents an important step forward compared to current converters that are often for their inability to properly preserve elements of the original document. By making it possible to easily edit protected PDFs, this technology could well make documents originally designed to be non-modifiable obsolete.

It's one of the most popular file formats on the planet, but Microsoft is about to kill it