I have a templet on Adobe that I need to be able to transfer to a regular document. This way I can edit it. Anybody know how to do that?
lilmrs
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Do you know what program the original template was made in?
Latina511
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No. Do I need to know?
mishandgerard
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Adobe what? there are alot of programs by adobe
lilmrs
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OOH yeah good question, I was just assuming you meant reader.
mishandgerard
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ok,put thetemplate into a folder. Then open the folder. You can change what you see in the folder to detailed. This will tell you what program it was made in, how big it is, when it was last revised etc. Then le me know.
pschica
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i think when you save it you can names it xxxxx.doc (the .doc will make sure it will open as a word document next time it opens....)
oh - i am assuming you want it to be a word document!
Sonicstef
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If its an Adobe PDF file (.pdf), i dont think you can edit it. Its saved in such a way to make the file size much smaller but not really editable. It doesnt even print that well if there are intracate graphics in it.
If its an Adobe Photoshop file (.psd) you need photoshop or photoshop elements software to edit it.
mishandgerard
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If it is an Adobe Illustrator file you can edit it definatly as long as you have that program. If you don't I do. I would not have a problem doing this for you. Just fm me and I will give you my e-mail then e-mail the file to me. I also have photoshop, so I can edit that too if possible.
chmlengr
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If you have a PDF file and you only have the reader version, you will not be able to edit it.
However, it you have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0, there is a button that lets you highlight and copy text, which you can then paste into Word for editing. I do this all the time - it takes a little formatitng in thr end, but it works.