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Save image from PDF file

Ogie16 · 2006-10-26 13:05:04

looking here at a PDF file. how can i save an image from it to my computer.

26-10-2006 1:05pm

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Ogie16

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looking here at a PDF file. how can i save an image from it to my computer.

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#2 26-10-2006 1:07pm

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I don't know if there are any programs out there but pressing the Print Screen button, then going into Paint and click Edit->Paste and then crop it the way you wish and then Save As, whatever format you want would work.

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#3 26-10-2006 1:14pm

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i'll try that thanks

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#4 26-10-2006 1:53pm

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Assuming your running Adobe Reader 7

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#5 26-10-2006 2:54pm

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ok when i use that i get a message, "the selected area has been copied to clipboard" but i dunno what to do then or what?

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#6 26-10-2006 2:56pm

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You paste it into Paint (Start->Programs->Accessories and click Edit->Paste->Save As (whatever.jpg,bmp,etc) , pretty much the same thing as pressing the Print Screen button except with the Snapshot tool you can select the area you want faster.

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#7 26-10-2006 3:01pm

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super guys thanks. i have it now. thanks!!!

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#8 26-10-2006 3:02pm

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Not sure if you have th full version of Acrobat but if you do, you can just File, Save as and you can select Save as JPG

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