[DeanH]

For InLineWithText graphics, as Doug mentions, you can use ^g in the find and
replace with nothing.
For Floating graphics, you can use the Select Multiple Objects icon, arrow
over two squares. This icon is not shown by default but can be found in the
Drawing Commands listing under Customize dialog.
This function lists all objects, drawings, Text boxes, etc., and has a
Select All button.
If you press the Select All, then OK, and without doing anything else, press
Delete keyboard key, all objects will be deleted.
I would work on a copy of the document, just in case :-)
Hope this helps
DeanH


"C. Newell" wrote:

I have a moderate size document (750 pages) which was converted from PDF.
The original had a screened watermark which was replicated as multiple image
files (3-5 per page) anchored to text paragraphs.

Is there an easy way to locate, select, and delete these graphics (there are
no other images) without affecting the text and without having to repeat the
process 3000+ times to get every one?

C. Newell


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