[Chuckfoo]

I got all my school books on one disk, and all i want to do is copy and paste vocab words, but it has an encryption, anyway to get around it?

Edited by Chuckfoo, 07 November 2005 - 11:17 PM.

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Copy the file, (not move) from the CD to the hard drive

[Retired Tech]

Copy the file, (not move) from the CD to the hard drive

[Chuckfoo]

It still wont let me copy and paste.

[Retired Tech]

Press File, save as text to get a notepad document.

Open Word, press file, open, look for all files, open the notepad document then save as Word or RTF file

[Tyger]

There's a text copy tool and an image copy tool in Acroreader.

[Chuckfoo]

When i view it as a text file, it works, but the text of the book is set up so that the notepad sees on just on line when there 3 different parts, its hard to explain, but it will do.

About the copy and paste tool i dont see it, but i found this so i dont think that will work

[Retired Tech]

If you open the notepad doc in Word, save as RTF or Word doc, then press format, columns, then 3 columns, then OK, you might be lucky

[Chuckfoo]

no luck

[dsenette]

in notpad click format then make sure word wrap is checked

[Chuckfoo]

kinda worked but words are still all mixed up

[dsenette]

yeah...it's gonna do that....to edit pdf's you either need to pay adobe for the full acrobat suite, or you need to get some other form of pdf editor....photoshop works..

[Chuckfoo]

I have photoshop cs2 but when i go to open it, it ask for a password.

[starjax]

since when can photoshop edit a pdf file?


make sure your using the latest version of acrobat reader.

also you can try pdfedit: http://www.download....tml?tag=lst-4-2
bonus is that it is free.

[Chuckfoo]

it asks for a password a password in photoshop, bu i will try pdffedit