How do I?
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Topic: How do I?
Posted By: headfry
Subject: How do I?
Date Posted: 26 Jun 07 at 12:53pm
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I have a something I would like to post here... Its in Adobe Saved in 'my documents' how do copy and paste it here! Please can you help me  |
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Posted By: Scooby_simon
Date Posted: 26 Jun 07 at 1:28pm
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can you not upload it to some web space and then link to it ? ------------- Wanna learn to Ski - PM me.. |
Posted By: Black no sugar
Date Posted: 26 Jun 07 at 1:38pm
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It depends what the document contains. If it's text, you can Copy & Paste the text using the Text Select icon (in the Adobe toolbar, top left corner, next to the hand). Highlight the text then CtrlC to copy and CtrlV to paste on the forum. If you want to show the document as it is, you can try saving it as .jpg. On the toolbar File/Save As then in the dialogue box, the dropdown Save as type will hopefully allow you to save as JPEG. I say probably, because I have the complete version on this PC and I can't remember what the options are in Acrobat Reader. Once you've got the .jpg, you can upload it on the forum, provided it's under 200Kb. Failing that, send me the document in an email and I'll sort it out ------------- http://www.lancingsc.org.uk/index.html - Lancing SC 
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Posted By: radixon
Date Posted: 26 Jun 07 at 7:32pm
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Open document, get to the pic/text you want to display, then select PrtSc (Print Screen button), paste into MS Paint, cut out picture/text then paste into new window. Save file as .jpg and upload using the icon next to the A on the toolbar.
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Posted By: redback
Date Posted: 26 Jun 07 at 11:50pm
| I'd save it as a jpg - a much smaller file. If it is just the text you want then Adobe reader 7 has a "Save as Text" function. |