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You need to have the full version of Adobe Acrobat
to use the How To. This is different than Acrobat Reader.
The Portable Document Format (PDF) is designed for end-use files--those
that will be viewed and printed, but not substantially modified.
You may want to extract graphics from PDF files. This How To describes
how to extract text and graphics in Adobe Acrobat 6.0.
Note: You may need to select the area of the graphic that you want to
copy before you can copy it.
Refer to How to Extract Text from a PDF
document for information on extracting text from a PDF document.
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To extract an Individual Graphic |
- Open the PDF document you want to extract a graphic.
- On the Basic toolbar click the down arrow beside the
Select Text button.
- Choose the Select Image.
- Your cursor should be resemble cross hairs.
- Click once on the graphic to select it.
- Right click on the graphic.
- Choose Save Image As.
- A Save As dialog box appears.
- Choose the appropriate location to save the image file
in.
- If needed, change the name of the file.
- In the Save as Type box, select JPEG Image File.
- This file type will allow you to use it in most
applications.
- Click Save.
- Repeat as needed for each graphic.
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To extract all the Graphics |
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Acrobat 6 contains a new feature to extract all images
from a PDF file. Each image will be it's own image file.
- Open the PDF document you want to extract graphics.
- From the Advanced menu choose Export all Images.
- In the Export All Images As dialog box, choose the location
and correct file type for the images.
- You can also give a general name to the images that
will be downloaded.
- Each will be named the same but will include the
page number and image number.
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