Re: Pulling Images From Adobe Reader

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From: jean_a_notte
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 16:04

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Definitely try to get the original file and permission you will get much better quality. Failing that, the snapshot tool would be probably your best bet in reader. You will lose quality but it will work. The Snapshot tool is on the Select and Zoom toolbar, and there is a setting in Preferences in the General Tab to control the resolution.

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