In this video, I will be showing you how to take a Snapshot of your PDF.
I work at a book publishing company and receive many PDF files from clients. These usually are dog training books. I often copy a few pages to add to our website. The pages give a sample for our customers to read before buying the book or eBook. I noticed the copied pages look better and are clearer if I can get the images from the PDF rather than trying to scan them for the website. The reason I’m bringing this up is using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC which allows me to take a Snapshot of parts of the PDF that I want to use for the website. A Snapshot copies the part you select with the snapshot feature and places it on your clipboard for immediate use. You will be able to paste the captured image in an image editing program to save it as a JPEG or whatever you wish to save it as. You might have guessed, this article will be about how you can do this yourself. Before we jump into this, make sure to check out some of my other videos about PDFs.
How to Sign PDF File In Adobe Acrobat Reader
https://youtu.be/Rj9Urv6X87Y
How To Add Your Signature To PDF In Edge
https://youtu.be/ltkMPcLTcWw
How To Insert Pages Into A PDF File
https://youtu.be/hrCcmQSE8Ik
Now that you are caught up, it is time to pull out those computers and start this new lesson.
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