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Dis-assembling a PDF file.

Victor · 2009-04-14 11:14:57

I hope I have the correct place. How do I go about dis-assembling a PDF file?

14-04-2009 11:14am

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Victor

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I hope I have the correct place.

How do I go about dis-assembling a PDF file?

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#2 14-04-2009 12:06pm

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Define dis-assembling. If you mean getting back to the Word document from whence it came, not possible. If you just want to copy the text out and paste it into a new word doc, possible.

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#3 14-04-2009 9:15pm

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I don't want the text. I just want to properly see the background image. As it is, there is one low quality "glossy" image in front of another that is more technical. I want to see the technical one clearly.

I tried taking screenshots as it loaded, but I can't quite get the last bit of the background image before the foreground image covers it.

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#4 23-04-2009 2:52am

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yeah thats what i do, move the doc up and down to get the bottom bit *shurg*

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