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Extraction is the process of
reusing selected pages of one PDF in a different PDF. Extracted
pages contain not only the content but also all form fields, comments, and
links associated with the original page content.
You can
leave the extracted pages in the original document or remove them during
the extraction process—comparable to the familiar processes of cutting-and-pasting
or copying-and-pasting, but on the page level.
Note: Any bookmarks
or article threading associated with pages are not extracted.
- Open
the PDF in Acrobat and choose Document > Extract Pages.
- Specify the range of pages to extract.
- In the Extract Pages dialog box, do one or more of the
following before you click OK:
To remove the extracted pages from the
original document, select Delete Pages After Extracting.
To create a single-page PDF for each extracted page,
select Extract Pages As Separate Files.
To leave the original pages in the document and
create a single PDF that includes all of the extracted pages, leave
both check boxes deselected.
The extracted pages are placed in a new document named
Pages From [original document name]-[n].
Note: The
creator of a PDF document can set the security to prevent the extraction
of pages. To view the security settings for a document, choose File
> Properties, and select Security.
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