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More likely, the font has been embedded or subset in such a way that the
information was corrupted.  If the security settings don't allow copying, that
option gets grayed out on the menu, I think.

In any case, the problem is probably related to the individual PDF file; it's
most likely not related to your version of Reader.

Rachel Burnsed
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Rich Sprague wrote:

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> Oh, boy. The word gets out and the panic sets in.
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> The security flaw in Reader 5.1 only has to do with XML forms.
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> Are you sure the document you're trying to copy from allows copying and
> pasting text? Check the security settings...it may be someone has restricted
> that function.
>
> Rich
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> From: JoanArc
> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 2:35 PM
> Subject: Re: [PDF-Basics] Acrobat 6 and copying PDF to WORD-.HELP!!!
>
> I just experienced a perplexing thing with the Adobe Acrobat 6.01 just
> installed on my computer after I read that 5.01 I did have had been found to
> have a problem that could allow someone to break into a computer which has
> it installed.
>
> > I chose this email with the .pdf link   to copy and save the article
> referrenced, and after the Acrobat reader 6.01 popped up and I accessed the
> article, I tried Select>Copy to Clipboard > then attempted to paste to a
> WORD document. What I got was nothing but lines of little squares.  What
> happened  to the copy/paste function of this Acrobat Reader?
> >
> > I didn't have that problem in older versions.  Any advice on how to solve
> this?
>
>                                Thanks for any help,
>                                  Joan Archiba
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