Re: How to convert a PDF to Indesign format, what is the application name?

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From: Lauri_Lange
Date: Tue, 06 Feb 2007 20:33

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Hi,
One thing you can do from a pdf is pulll a photo or artwork out of it.
open your pdf document. using the "select object tool, (black arrow)
hold down control and click and hold on the photo you want. A drop down menu will appear. "edit image" your photo will open in photoshop. You can adjust as needed and save the photo as an indiviual file.

Lauri
hope this helps a little

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