How to download a PDF?

[conny]

Before I get the usual informative 'Post it.......' I know this is the wrong forum but I'm more likely to get a quick, sensible answer here, (as wellas the usual dross etc).

I've downloaded a document and its opened in Adobe. How can I save it to a New Folder? There are no options in any of the menus. As it takes about 10 minutes to download I don't want to have to do this every time I need to refer to it.

Any help greatly appreciated, any crap off the usual sinners instantly ignored.

 

[diane1]

copy and paste it into word!.....

 

[imamartian]

can't you copy and paste it into a Word document? Then save that?

 

[diane1]

can't you copy and paste it into a Word document? Then save that?

great minds!!!

 

[conny]

Thanks for the quick reply Di, its a car manual so theres a lot to copy.

BUT< good news! I've just found something in one of the menus that asked if I wanted to make a copy so I've tried it and it looks like it has worked. Will take a chance and close the original, see if the copy has worked and let you know.

Thank you.

YES!!! It worked!
how come you spend ages looking for a way to do something, post a query on a forum then suddenly it dawns on you to try something and BINGO!

Thanks to both of you for replying, especially so quickly!

 

[imamartian]

can't you copy and paste it into a Word document? Then save that?

great minds!!!

great minds, but you are a quicker typist!!

 

[empip]

If it is a matter of setting up 'Adobe Reader' then see second icon from left below...

You get it thus...

Click the 'floppy disc' icon for 'Save a Copy' dialogue.

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[ericmark]

Some PDF's can only be viewed live and will not save or print. The pre-release to new 17th Edition wiring regulations is one I found and only way I could find to copy was a camera taking pictures of monitor. It even disabled screen print.

 

[conny]

Just found this in this section whilst looking for something else.
As I have said earlier, I managed to save it to my PC but thanks for your replies anyway.