can someone help me convert a page from a PDF file into a jpeg file? (1 Viewer)

[N.U.G.]

I'd really appreciate soem help with this.

I have a pdf file that I need to take a page out of and turn into a JPEG (or similar image) file

can anyone help by explaining how to do it OR if you prefer I can email you the PDF file if that's easier for you.

Thanks!!!

 

[Korn]

I'd really appreciate soem help with this.

I have a pdf file that I need to take a page out of and turn into a JPEG (or similar image) file

can anyone help by explaining how to do it OR if you prefer I can email you the PDF file if that's easier for you.

Thanks!!!

havent got a clue sorry, by the way which version of Acrobat or reader do u have that might help in solving ur problem

 

[N.U.G.]

Adobe 6.0

I was gonna do a screen capture and try and do it that way but My Screen isn't big enough to capture it at a high quality

 

[MedNez]

You can't increase your screen resolution a few notches, take a screenshot, save it, and then change back to normal ?

 

[Korn]

You can't increase your screen resolution a few notches, take a screenshot, save it, and then change back to normal ?

Thanks MedNez

 

[N.U.G.]

You can't increase your screen resolution a few notches, take a screenshot, save it, and then change back to normal ?

hmm, do you mean zoom in? because if I zoom in then I cant see the whole page.

here's the file;

http://s16.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0Q71M0QWLQ6012MCZHIQTWR2NZ

page 32 and 33 is what i want :s

thanks for any help

 

[MedNez]

hmm, do you mean zoom in? because if I zoom in then I cant see the whole page.

here's the file;

http://s16.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0Q71M0QWLQ6012MCZHIQTWR2NZ

page 32 and 33 is what i want :s

thanks for any help

The file only goes up to Page 31...

If you change your resolution (Right click desktop->properties>display) to something like 1280x1024, you can see 100% zoom on the page in Adobe, and hence can take a screenshot.

Unfortunately I must go to lunch, but you should be able to get that done by yourself now, if not, myself or another user here can help in sometime this afternonon

Med

 

[N.U.G.]

The file only goes up to Page 31...

If you change your resolution (Right click desktop->properties>display) to something like 1280x1024, you can see 100% zoom on the page in Adobe, and hence can take a screenshot.

Unfortunately I must go to lunch, but you should be able to get that done by yourself now, if not, myself or another user here can help in sometime this afternonon

Med

oops I was qouting the pages from the magazine - I should have said page 17

I see what your saying about resolution now - I'll give it a try!

 

[N.U.G.]

damn I didn't work for me (crappy work PCs using Windows NT) can anyone please do this for me? :s

thanks

 

[MedNez]

You can find it here, just tell me when you've got it so I can remove it from my server

 

[N.U.G.]

hey MedNez, thanks heaps for trying to help. It's a bit too small to read. I'll have to try and thing of something else.

thanks for trying though

 

[ReaveR]

In WinXP you could just zoom in on the pic with Windows Picture and Fax viewer or whatever...but I took a screenie anyway .. was originally ten times more yellow I dunno why .. anyway max file size here is 97.7 kb so I can't attach it. I guess I could email it?

 

[redslert]

you can always just take the top half and then join it with the bottom half.....
you can do this even with mspaint!

btw, korn you really have to stop posting crap to rack up your post count

 

[N.U.G.]

In WinXP you could just zoom in on the pic with Windows Picture and Fax viewer or whatever...but I took a screenie anyway .. was originally ten times more yellow I dunno why .. anyway max file size here is 97.7 kb so I can't attach it. I guess I could email it?

yeah thanks

email to blissneso@yahoo.com

thanks

 

[N.U.G.]

you can always just take the top half and then join it with the bottom half.....
you can do this even with mspaint!

btw, korn you really have to stop posting crap to rack up your post count

i never knew MSpaint was so powerful!

I'll try that

 

[N.U.G.]

got it!

lol I discovered the "Snapshot tool" in Adobe, you can just highlight it and copy it to the clipboard.

thanks for all the help though guys

here's the final result

http://img32.exs.cx/img32/6546/out4famearticle3mr.jpg