Re: PDF - OT
Hi Diana, Instead of copying/pasting the annotations, try this: 1) Open the original PDF with the annotations. 2) Choose Document Replace Pages. When prompted for a PDF, choose the revised PDF. 3) Select the appropriate page numbers in the Replace Pages dialog box and click OK. The revised pages should slide under the annotations, leaving them intact. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com Hello all, I have a question about copying and pasting lines and circles drawn in a PDF - using the Acrobat Drawing tools. I would like to select them and transfer to another PDF (revision) but when I do, the selection on the clipboard rotates on the new PDF. (rotates clockwise in the pasting process). The original file's layout is portrait and never has been rotated. Sounds silly to ask, but I have an instructor that marks up books (PDF) and uses the PDF as a presentation in a classroom. The book (PDF) is pretty big and he doesn't what to take the time to redraw the artwork. Anyone care to comment why the copy and paste gets rotated and how to fix it? Acrobat 6 Pro 6.0.5 3/1/2006 thanks in advance, Diana Stock Southwest Airlines Maintenance Training ___ You are currently subscribed to Framers as [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send list messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or visit http://lists.frameusers.com/mailman/options/framers/archive%40mail-archive.com Send administrative questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://www.frameusers.com/ for more resources and info.
PDF - OT
Hi Diana, Instead of copying/pasting the annotations, try this: 1) Open the original PDF with the annotations. 2) Choose Document > Replace Pages. When prompted for a PDF, choose the revised PDF. 3) Select the appropriate page numbers in the Replace Pages dialog box and click OK. The revised pages should "slide under" the annotations, leaving them intact. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com Hello all, I have a question about copying and pasting lines and circles drawn in a PDF - using the Acrobat Drawing tools. I would like to select them and transfer to another PDF (revision) but when I do, the selection on the clipboard rotates on the new PDF. (rotates clockwise in the pasting process). The original file's layout is portrait and never has been rotated. Sounds silly to ask, but I have an instructor that marks up books (PDF) and uses the PDF as a presentation in a classroom. The book (PDF) is pretty big and he doesn't what to take the time to redraw the artwork. Anyone care to comment why the copy and paste gets rotated and how to fix it? Acrobat 6 Pro 6.0.5 3/1/2006 thanks in advance, Diana Stock Southwest Airlines Maintenance Training
PDF - OT
Hello all, I have a question about copying and pasting lines and circles drawn in a PDF - using the Acrobat Drawing tools. I would like to select them and transfer to another PDF (revision) but when I do, the selection on the clipboard rotates on the new PDF. (rotates clockwise in the pasting process). The original file's layout is portrait and never has been rotated. Sounds silly to ask, but I have an instructor that marks up books (PDF) and uses the PDF as a presentation in a classroom. The book (PDF) is pretty big and he doesn't what to take the time to redraw the artwork. Anyone care to comment why the copy and paste gets rotated and how to fix it? Acrobat 6 Pro 6.0.5 3/1/2006 thanks in advance, Diana Stock Southwest Airlines Maintenance Training
