Downloading only a particular page/selective pages of a documentfrom the internet or other file server - Free Tool
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From: David Brown on 14 Jan 2010 03:15 Dusko Savatovic wrote: > > Hi Karthik Balaguru, > > Your question is not related to server, networking and many other > newsgroups. > > However, the short answer to your question is no. > For a slightly longer answer as to /why/ the answer is no, you have to look at the file formats. It is not necessarily impossible to view early pages of a document before the end of the file is read in (acrobat reader can do this with pdf files, for example), but later parts of the files generally refer back to the earlier parts. This is immediately obvious with any compressed file format (such as pdfs, or open document files), and with any binary-format file where the file reader application cannot interpret later parts without having first read earlier parts. You could always try asking the question in relevant newsgroups instead of the random collection you've picked here, but you won't get any other short answer, and I doubt if you'll get a long answer that helps you much more. mvh., David > > > "karthikbalaguru" <karthikbalaguru79(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:19dbd3b7-1b3c-41d4-9ea2-4559c156ca1b(a)l30g2000yqb.googlegroups.com... >> Hi, >> >> Many tools have the feature of >> printing a particular page or >> a continous range of selective >> pages. >> >> Similarly, >> Is there a free tool/protocol that >> will help in downloading a particular >> page of the document rather than >> the whole document(PDF or Word >> document or Linux based document >> files or PPT file or Excel file) ? >> |