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"Export" Schematic Page from a .PDF File Service Manual
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Thanks to everyone for your replies. To the one who didn't like my "I tried everything" statement, please note: "I could think of" is implied. We all say things that are not to be taken literally. I know about the button that allows you to outline an area which you can Copy (Ctrl & C), then Paste (Ctrl & V) into another ap like "Paint". What I would have liked is to export the schematic page in it's original format when it was "imported" into the .PDF document. Originally, I assume, the schematic was scanned. Afterwards, that image was "imported" into the PDF document (being created). Brad On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 14:22:18 GMT, in sci.electronics.repair you wrote: Hi, I have (free) Adobe Reader V5.0 (Windows 98SE computer). I bought a .PDF file service manual for a TV. Unfortunately, a printout (quality HP printer) of a schematic page does not produce the desired results. I tried everything. Adobe's "Help" indicates I can print to an bitmap image file, but no details on how to do it! This would be GREAT because I can use a graphics editor to select the part of the schematic I want printed (larger print). Does anyone know a technique to "export" a schematic page from a .PDF file into a graphics image file (ex. PAGE38.BMP)? Thanks in advance, Brad Before you type your password, credit card number, etc., be sure there is no active keystroke logger (spyware) in your PC. |
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"Export" Schematic Page from a .PDF File Service Manual
Brad wrote:
snip What I would have liked is to export the schematic page in it's original format when it was "imported" into the .PDF document. Originally, I assume, the schematic was scanned. Afterwards, that image was "imported" into the .PDF document (being created). No matter what format and resolution of the original, building the PDF involves scaling and converting the image; if the author chooses to retain the original resolution that will be available, but the original format will not. Regards, Michael |
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