Word Template
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Can't you create a picture (jpeg) of the logo from the pdf file?
Then, create a header in the document you want to turn into a template. The best way is to create a text-block (via toolbar DRAWING) and insert the picture there. This way you can 'play-around' with the box to a position in the header you want.
Hope I'm making sense
Then, create a header in the document you want to turn into a template. The best way is to create a text-block (via toolbar DRAWING) and insert the picture there. This way you can 'play-around' with the box to a position in the header you want.
Hope I'm making sense
Open the .pdf file in accrobat.
With the logo in clear view and the scale at an appropriate size press Alt + Prt Scrn.
Open up a drawing package (Such as Paintbrush).
Use Edit.. Paste to paste in the image of the acrobat window.
Click any of the other tools (such as the pencil) to complete the paste.
Click back on the Cut out tool and drag the box around the Logo.
Use Edit.. Copy to.. to save this section to a file
Save this as a standard image type file (such as .JPG).
Within word Insert.. Picture.. From File.. and select your file.
Finally Save the file as a .DOT file (document template).
BTW Instead of extracting the image as described above, you'd be better off getting a copy of the original image. The author of the .PDF should have a copy. Failing that your IT department may well have one on file. Give them a call.
With the logo in clear view and the scale at an appropriate size press Alt + Prt Scrn.
Open up a drawing package (Such as Paintbrush).
Use Edit.. Paste to paste in the image of the acrobat window.
Click any of the other tools (such as the pencil) to complete the paste.
Click back on the Cut out tool and drag the box around the Logo.
Use Edit.. Copy to.. to save this section to a file
Save this as a standard image type file (such as .JPG).
Within word Insert.. Picture.. From File.. and select your file.
Finally Save the file as a .DOT file (document template).
BTW Instead of extracting the image as described above, you'd be better off getting a copy of the original image. The author of the .PDF should have a copy. Failing that your IT department may well have one on file. Give them a call.
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Photoshop will open a PDF and allow you to treat it as a picture.
Open the file, crop to the logo and save it as a jpeg, then import to the Word template by using Insert> Picture> From file.
Photoshop Elements (much cheaper than full version) will do the job fine.
Open the file, crop to the logo and save it as a jpeg, then import to the Word template by using Insert> Picture> From file.
Photoshop Elements (much cheaper than full version) will do the job fine.
