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Topic: Adobe Acrobat



Expert: Glenn Fraller
Date: 4/23/2008
Subject: clipping figures

Question
This should be simple.  I have Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard (8.1.2).  I tried to clip a figure from a document by using the arrow for Select Text and Images, and also tried the one for Select Object.  They bracket the image but I can't figure how to then copy to clipboard using either.  Copying text works fine.  What should I be doing?

Answer
Hello Paul,
(1) Why not just look at the ADVANCED menu >>> Export All Images.
(2) If you have a version of Adobe Illustrator open the file within that program since you are not concerned about the type.
(3) If you don't have Illustrator, you may have Photoshop, one of the Creative Suite products. You could hotlink photos to Photoshop by using the Advanced Editing  >> Touchup Object Tool. But before you do that you must map where the program lives through Preferences.

Hope this helps.

Glenn

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