How to convert pdf to ascii text in r

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The tools package provides functions for extracting text from PDF files. NOTE: the code above only works if you have your working directory set to the folder where you downloaded the PDF files. A quick way to do this in Studio is to go to Session The PDF files are now in R, ready to be cleaned up and analyzed.
To convert many profiles, we write a function that preforms the conversion for many documents. We can now apply the function to the folder in which we have stored the PDFs. The output is a vector with the texts of the PDFs. The output of the STR() function shows that we have converted 4 PDFs into textiles.
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