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3 total messages Started by smiley Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:00

#104

Author: smiley
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:00

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Can anyone from the group answer this question?
Can images/pictures from a .pdf file be converted somehow to a
.jpg or .gif using Adobe Reader 7.0.9, and if so how is it done and is any 
other
software required? Or is this not possible with 7.0.9 and if another version 
is needed
to do this? My OS is Win XP.
Thanks.

Re: Newbie Question

#105

Author: Bob P
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:56

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smiley wrote:
> Can anyone from the group answer this question?
> Can images/pictures from a .pdf file be converted somehow to a
> .jpg or .gif using Adobe Reader 7.0.9, and if so how is it done and is any 
> other
> software required? Or is this not possible with 7.0.9 and if another version 
> is needed
> to do this? My OS is Win XP.
> Thanks. 
> 
> 
I couldn't figure out how to use Adobe Reader to do this, but...

You could do a screen capture using an image editor (Irfanview is free) 
or view the pdf in Foxit Reader instead of Adobe's, which has a screen 
capture built in.

Re: Newbie Question

#108

Author: smiley
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 08:57

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Thanks for the advice,I will check into that.
"Bob P" <eracars@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message 
news:Kfuci.29670$JZ3.1645@newssvr13.news.prodigy.net...
> smiley wrote:
>> Can anyone from the group answer this question?
>> Can images/pictures from a .pdf file be converted somehow to a
>> .jpg or .gif using Adobe Reader 7.0.9, and if so how is it done and is 
>> any other
>> software required? Or is this not possible with 7.0.9 and if another 
>> version is needed
>> to do this? My OS is Win XP.
>> Thanks.
> I couldn't figure out how to use Adobe Reader to do this, but...
>
> You could do a screen capture using an image editor (Irfanview is free) or 
> view the pdf in Foxit Reader instead of Adobe's, which has a screen 
> capture built in.

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