Also Cute PDF, even more reliable IME
Also Cute PDF, even more reliable IME
pdfsam lets you split a PDF into smaller pieces or merge several into one document. Probably better than converting into graphics.
The snipping app in Win 7 allows you to capture just any part of the frame in one go. As does the one in my 20 year old Acorn. ;-)
Search though I may, I cannot find the snipping tool on my system (Win
7, V6.1, build 7601, SP1, 32 bit). If it's there, can you tell me how to activate it, pls?
save pdf .... open then do a screen grab and then cut out part you need with 'paint'
Simple
It appears not to be in every version. I have Win7 Home Premium. I'd guess there will be free alternatives, though.
Yeah. I was assuming that PDF files contained enough information to open them again and edit them with the paid for Adobe tools. I wasn't really thinking of them as basically a print to disc similar to a scan of a page, otherwise I would have treated it like a photo to crop.
Thanks for all the responses.
Cheers
Dave R
If you are running Win 7 or 8, the new "snipping" tool is even more convenient: copy, crop, and save to JPG in one go.
Have you actually tried going to Start and typing s, n, i, p, ... ?
No - I just simply looked at my notebook with has Win7 starter - and it's not there.
It's OK, I've found it now. start > all programs > accessories > snipping tool, although polygonum's suggestion also brings it up.
(I'm a refugee from XP, so still learning!)
Ah - right. I'd have said but assumed you'd looked in accessories. Which prompted me to look at the basic version in my notebook.
Don't think I have ever touched Windows 7 Starter - indeed, I tend to forget it even exists. Sorry about that.
The notebook is only really used for in car stuff - like logging or tuning etc the Megasquirt in the old Rover. And even with a basic version of Win7 it takes ages to boot. It would probably make more sense to use linux.
PDFTK Builder Portable is what I use.
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