All right - I am wanting to turn some PDF documents into HTML pages without losing much of the structure, images, etc.

Any idea on how I could go about doing this? What programs are available for this, etc?

Could you please explain that in more detail?

I downloaded the latest version on a windows XP computer and went to file and it only has the option of Save as text or Save a copy?

The text I don't believe will same the images...

If you could turn it into HTML with its images, etc etc and everything looks good -- since I can't figure out how to do it.
Is there any chance you could convert Practical Organic Chemistry Arthur I. Vogel for me?

http://library.sciencemadness.org/library/books/vogel_practical_ochem_3.pdf 

I picked reader from the list when I opened the file because I also have acrobat.  I can ocr pdfs with acrobat.

 I guess it used acrobat anyway.  I'm running it through now, will take a while.  I'll let you know how it turns out this afternoon - wouldn't mind an html version myself.

salat

You need the Sun PDF Import Extension to open and work with portable document files using Open Office 

I'm not particularly happy with it either, but I suspect the problem is with the formatting of the original pdf - when OCR was used it may have run on some of the pictures.  I converted a different pdf (a tutorial on DMT) and it came out beautifully.  There were images in the directory after conversion but they were of things like numbers and letters.

I think you can modify it somewhat using the css file, but until it knows exactly which items are text and which are pictures I don't think you will get good results.

salat

Thank you Wizard X, greatly appreciated - I will try these out in a little bit.