Identifying Fonts in pdf document?

[EamonX1]

I have a pdf document which I read using Adobe Reader 8. There are different fonts used in the document. Is there any way I can identify these different fonts (as I need to reproduce it in Word)? Does Adobe Reader have any Tool to do this? Or do I have to get Adobe Acrobat Pro 9? Or is there some way I can reconvert the document from pdf back into Word format?

[GrofLuigi]

In Reader: Ctrl-D (document properties) -> Fonts tab <- here you'll see fonts embedded in the document.

(Might be different for 8, I have Acrobat (Adobe) Reader 7. But I don't think so.)

To reproduce the document in Word:

First, try (select the part that you want), copy, paste in Word. If it's a proper document (and additionally, if not protected), it'll work.

If that doesn't work, try full Acrobat. Sometimes even that doesn't work, you'll have to OCR (with Abbyy, for example).

GL

[Jonnyboy82]

There are also many free apps that can tell you all the info you need from a pdf file, so long as the pdf is properly formated and documented. Xpdf has several tools, including pdffonts.exe that will do what you need.