[Coco] Help with pdf file?

[James C. Hrubik, Sr.]

Or, if all you want is the text, just use the text tool in Reader to 
highlight and copy the text, and paste it into your word processor.  I 
do this frequently to directly quote MLS listing information in 
appraisal reports.  Those little tools in Reader sometimes surprise you.

On Thursday, April 28, 2005, at 05:47  PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:

> At 05:30 PM 4/28/05 -0400, Albert Stinger wrote:
>> The PDF file is picture data and no text in there. I don't want
>> to print the PDF document and then scan because it's to
>> much paper and ink involved. Any ides?
>
> Display it, print screen, paste to your graphics app, save as TIFF, 
> send to
> OCR software.
>
> If your screen is too small to display the full document, use your 
> graphic
> app's stitch option.
>
> If the document is portrait orientation, use Acrobat Reader to rotate 
> 90
> degrees before printing screen.
>
> Dennis
>
> PS: I'm back. Not much admin while I was gone.
>
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