Saving images from a PDF document

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7 total messages Started by Bob Mathewson Sun, 02 Sep 2007 01:01

#136

Author: Bob Mathewson
Date: Sun, 02 Sep 2007 01:01

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My granddaughter e-mailed me pictures from her wedding, but they are in the 
form of a pdf document consisting of a number of images in the one document. 
How can I save each image as a separate file?

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

#137

Author: MalcolmO
Date: Sun, 02 Sep 2007 02:16

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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.

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

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Author: 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.

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

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Author: Bob P
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 15:28

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Bob Mathewson wrote:
> 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 
> news:fbd6cn$sps$1@aioe.org...
>>> 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. 
> 
> 
Is there some way to pause the sequence?  Otherwise, you'll have to get 
good at the alt-prntscreen sequence (if it works at all).

By the way.  For the best quality, zoom the page so that the image fills 
the whole screen when capturing it.

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

#141

Author: MalcolmO
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 16:12

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> images are displayed sequentially, with a brief pause between images.

I've not seen this in a PDF before, but PrintScrn will still work.

> have no way to resize

Is resizing disabled in Reader while the images are shown? If so, you 
won't have a choice as to size.

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

#142

Author: MalcolmO
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 16:13

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> For the best quality, zoom the page so that the image fills the whole screen when capturing it.

No, some pictures will have serious jaggies if they're that size. You 
have to experiment to get the best size, which may be smaller than full 
screen.

Re: Saving images from a PDF document

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Author: Fun Guy
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2007 16:52

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Why complicate things?  Just ask your daughter to send you the individual
jpgs.


"Bob Mathewson" <bobmathewson@wamail.net> wrote in message
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> My granddaughter e-mailed me pictures from her wedding, but they are in
the
> form of a pdf document consisting of a number of images in the one
document.
> How can I save each image as a separate file?
>
>

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