Grrrrrrr

[carmenbeaudry]

I've been trying to post info for the art show in Pt. Angeles this weekend, but I can't figure out how to copy and paste anything but the text from the PDF.  And, it doesn't seem to be on a website anywhere.  Anyone got an idea how to do this?

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[ayeshadream.livejournal.com]

If you don't have the full professional adobe acrobat on your machine you can copy all (ctrl+A, ctrl+C), then paste into a word document, which should at least let you access the information. Depending on the versions you are dealing with it may or may not copy all of the images as well, unfortunately.

Want to send it to me and I can see if I can open it in an editable state?

Also, I have metal boning for you- it's in my car and we can do the hand off whenever you'd like after work.

[corbaegirl.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I can get the text to copy, but not the images, and the problem is that several of the studio names are images, not text.

I'll be home tonight if you want to drop the boning off. I got your message about it too late last night to call.

[celyn100.livejournal.com]

If you have a PC with Office 2007 installed, the easiest thing to to is to clip what you want using the clipping tool that's bundled as part of OneNote (a fabulous program that Microsoft has not promoted as much as it should have).

Press Windows key + s and then use the mouse to select the area you want to clip. The screen capture will transfer to OneNote, where you can copy and paste it anywhere you want.

[corbaegirl.livejournal.com]

Thank you, but I need to update this computer. Old OS, old Office. However, Raffaella managed to make it work.