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Re: Saving images from a PDF document

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From: Bob Mathewson
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 05:42
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Thanks for trying, but the question remains.
Perhaps I didn't make the situation clear:
About a dozen images are in an email attachment. When I open the attachment 
the images are displayed sequentially, with a brief pause between images.  I 
have no way to resize or resample them unless I know how to access them with 
my image editing software.  Is each image stored somewhere as a separate 
file?  And if so, where?


"MalcolmO" <user@domain.invalid> wrote in message 
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>> How can I save each image as a separate file?
>
> Size it to its best size, hit Alt-PrintScreen, run Paint, choose Edit | 
> Paste, etc., etc. 
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