Can I take a photo out of a PDF?
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you are not supposed to be able to do that, despite this there was aversion of acrobat reader that had a camera icon, guess wht it did.
I would suggest you print screen, paste it into paint save it and then use a picture editing prog to cut it and save as what you like
or send it to me and i will do it tonight (email in profile)
I would suggest you print screen, paste it into paint save it and then use a picture editing prog to cut it and save as what you like
or send it to me and i will do it tonight (email in profile)
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Guess what? Adobe knows...
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/reader/articles/rdr7at_images.html
Files may have restricted access applied by the originator... Then the above may not work.
The Document Restrictions Summary displays all usage rights for the document.
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http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/reader/articles/rdr7at_images.html
Files may have restricted access applied by the originator... Then the above may not work.
The Document Restrictions Summary displays all usage rights for the document.
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There's a great piece of software called snagit from techsmith.com
This lets you capture any area of your screen, clicking the button and drawing an outline around whatever, and it then lets you save it as any type of graphics file - including a jpeg or PDF
I use it to capture web screens and then save to a folder. Saves writing things down, or trying to explain something to someone - I just sent them a picture of the whole page (scrolled and everything)[/img]
This lets you capture any area of your screen, clicking the button and drawing an outline around whatever, and it then lets you save it as any type of graphics file - including a jpeg or PDF
I use it to capture web screens and then save to a folder. Saves writing things down, or trying to explain something to someone - I just sent them a picture of the whole page (scrolled and everything)[/img]
And version 7 of SnagIt is FREE for the moment from:
http://www.updatexp.com/free-snagit-download.html
dave
You can grab an image in adobe reader no problem. Use the camera button, draw a box around what you want, right click and copy. Then just paste it where you want it or into a photo editing program and save as a jpeg.
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OK, I have found the camera in the toolbars menu
but even when I draw a box round it and copy the picture, what do I do next?
I have PhotoImpression but it hasn't got a "paste" option.
edited again
OK, I can paste it into "Paint"
and save as JPG
Is that it?
here is a bit cut from the picture
can't get the size of the picture right though
I keep getting big white borders. How do I make the actual picture fit?
Ta
Any more tips?
OK, I have found the camera in the toolbars menu
but even when I draw a box round it and copy the picture, what do I do next?
I have PhotoImpression but it hasn't got a "paste" option.
edited again
OK, I can paste it into "Paint"
and save as JPG
Is that it?
here is a bit cut from the picture
can't get the size of the picture right though
I keep getting big white borders. How do I make the actual picture fit?Ta
Any more tips?
Not used photo impression, I use photo impact or digital image suite. Can you not just resize the image or crop it like this?
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