PDF COMPLETE: CROP, COPY, PASTE ONTO A POWER POINT
Hi there
I have a PDF COMPLETE version and are trying to copy some images onto a powerpoint presentation.
With previous versions, I used to have like a camera icon (in the toolbars) that allowed me to crop an image, but this one only has the "grabber" hand.
Please help?
Caroline
Software/Hardware used:
PDF COMPLETE
I have a PDF COMPLETE version and are trying to copy some images onto a powerpoint presentation.
With previous versions, I used to have like a camera icon (in the toolbars) that allowed me to crop an image, but this one only has the "grabber" hand.
Please help?
Caroline
Software/Hardware used:
PDF COMPLETE
ASKED:
January 20, 2010 7:42 AM
UPDATED:
May 12, 2012 4:39 PM
Answer Wiki:
Look's like they may have disabled this feature in newer versions of Acrobat Reader. Here is another way to do it.
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<li>Zoom the PDF until the image you want is the size you want it.</li><li>Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard.</li><li>Press the Print Screen key on your keyboard (usually above the insert home and page up keys).</li><li>Release both keys.</li><li>Open Paint (In the start menu under the Accessories menu.)</li><li>In paint click the Edit menu and then click paste.</li><li>In the tool bar on the right side of the screen, click the rectangle that is drawn with a dashed line.</li><li>Click and drag to select the area you want to copy.</li><li>Click the Edit menu.</li><li>Choose copy.</li><li>Paste the selected image into the application of your choice.</li>
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THe other option is to take a print screen and then edit the image in paint. Just paste in paint then use the crop tool to crop the part you want. Then paste to power point.
Use Edit, Take a snapshot.
Try Gadwin Printscreen (http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen). There is a free version that creates lightweight (small file size)/ clear images that are good for pasting into PowerPoint, Word, and Web Site pages.
thankx 4 ur help……