RE: Remove part of a PDF?

["Kelly Keck" <kkeck -at- imagine-one -dot- com>]

>I don't think this is possible, but I'll ask anyway ...
>
>One of my colleagues wants to refer to a specific article in a PDF version
>of a magazine issue. I have set up a bookmark in the PDF, and can link
>directly to the article in question, but want to know if there's any way
>to remove the 90% of the PDF that's irrelevant as the entire file is
>pretty large.


There is an option to delete pages in Adobe Acrobat.  I'm on my home
computer at the moment and therefore don't have Acrobat installed, so I
can't tell you precisely where at the moment.  If memory serves, it's in the
Edit menu.  If my memory is wrong, searching the help for "delete page"
ought to bring it up.  You can then delete all the pages that don't contain
the article, and save it as a new file.

Hope this helps,
Kelly Keck

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