Cut a .pdf page and paste it as a .jpeg : how to do it ?
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danemodsandy
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PDF Select and Copy:
Hi:
There are various ways, but here's a fast and easy one that seems to work with all versions of Adobe Acrobat:
Go to the Edit menu, and click on "Select All."
Go to the Edit menu AGAIN, and click on "Copy."
Now open a graphics-friendly word processor such as Microsoft Word or OpenOffice's Writer. Go to the Edit menu, and click on "Paste." This will paste the entire contents of the PDF file into a Word (or other word processor) document. The formatting of the PDF may get messed up a bit, but it's not a problem for our purposes here.
Once you have the elements of the PDF copied and pasted into a Word document, it's a simple matter to cut-and-paste stuff out of that document into other documents or whatever. If you want to copy a picture out of the Word document, just right-click on it and select "Copy," then go to whatever you want to paste it into, go to that application's Edit menu, and select "Paste."
This is a simple method that usually works fine, and it does not depend on having the latest, greatest version of Acrobat Reader. Hope it helps.
Hi:
There are various ways, but here's a fast and easy one that seems to work with all versions of Adobe Acrobat:
Go to the Edit menu, and click on "Select All."
Go to the Edit menu AGAIN, and click on "Copy."
Now open a graphics-friendly word processor such as Microsoft Word or OpenOffice's Writer. Go to the Edit menu, and click on "Paste." This will paste the entire contents of the PDF file into a Word (or other word processor) document. The formatting of the PDF may get messed up a bit, but it's not a problem for our purposes here.
Once you have the elements of the PDF copied and pasted into a Word document, it's a simple matter to cut-and-paste stuff out of that document into other documents or whatever. If you want to copy a picture out of the Word document, just right-click on it and select "Copy," then go to whatever you want to paste it into, go to that application's Edit menu, and select "Paste."
This is a simple method that usually works fine, and it does not depend on having the latest, greatest version of Acrobat Reader. Hope it helps.
fltcoils
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When viewing the document press print screen button on keyboard to copy screen contents into windows buffer.
alternately
adobe acrobat viewer allows one to set a clipit function, a little camera icon appears to allow you to block and automatically copy into the windows buffer. with this you can collect better resolutions than a screen print because it works even if your are at x200 zoom. just block by dragging the block box past the screens edge. etc.
then
goto photo editor of some sort
paste.
save as jpg
it's that simple.
alternately
adobe acrobat viewer allows one to set a clipit function, a little camera icon appears to allow you to block and automatically copy into the windows buffer. with this you can collect better resolutions than a screen print because it works even if your are at x200 zoom. just block by dragging the block box past the screens edge. etc.
then
goto photo editor of some sort
paste.
save as jpg
it's that simple.
