Re: attach PDF files to word documents
Jay Freedman
> i have a user that would like to attach a PDF to his word document as
> a comment. any ideas?
Use the menu item Insert > Object. Click the From File tab. Browse to the
PDF file and select it.
If the PDF file is only one page or less, you can insert it as is. If it's
more than one page, only the first page will appear -- that's a limitation
of the way Word handles "objects". In that case, check the box for "Display
as icon"; it will insert a PDF icon that you can double-click to open the
PDF in Acrobat Reader.
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Jay Freedman
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Graham Mayor
whether or not the icon box is checked. Am I missing something?
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Jay Freedman
learned is that the one-page display is a new trick provided by Adobe
Reader 7.0. Also, clicking that display opens the complete PDF
document in a separate Reader window.
I don't have full Acrobat -- never have -- so I don't know whether it
provides the same service. This is the free Reader.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 06:29:49 +0300, "Graham Mayor" <gma...@mvps.org>
wrote:
Graham Mayor
with Acrobat 7 I have retained Acrobat 6. Thanks for clarifying.
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Jay Freedman wrote:
> It surprised me, too, when I tried it before posting. What I've since
> learned is that the one-page display is a new trick provided by Adobe
> Reader 7.0. Also, clicking that display opens the complete PDF
> document in a separate Reader window.
>
> I don't have full Acrobat -- never have -- so I don't know whether it
> provides the same service. This is the free Reader.
>
>