[L.]

word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and last
name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and last name
and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you 'normally' could do if
the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.

[Dawn Crosier, Word MVP]

What I would do is save the PDF as a JPEG or JPG file and then insert
that as a picture.

Open Acrobat - Save As and change the Save As type to either jpg or
jpeg. A picture will be created of each page.

As for the Excel question. Yes, you should be able to select the range
of text that you want in Word and copy that from Excel and paste into
Word. It will paste in as a Word table, so you can merge cells, or
convert to text as desired.

--
Dawn Crosier
Microsoft MVP
"Education Lasts a Lifetime"
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"L." wrote in message
:

word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and last
name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and last name
and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you 'normally' could do if
the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.

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[L...]

thanks, got it..


"Dawn Crosier, Word MVP" wrote in message
...
What I would do is save the PDF as a JPEG or JPG file and then insert that
as a picture.

Open Acrobat - Save As and change the Save As type to either jpg or jpeg.
A picture will be created of each page.

As for the Excel question. Yes, you should be able to select the range of
text that you want in Word and copy that from Excel and paste into Word.
It will paste in as a Word table, so you can merge cells, or convert to
text as desired.

--
Dawn Crosier
Microsoft MVP
"Education Lasts a Lifetime"
This message is posted to a newsgroup. Please post replies and questions
to the newsgroup so that others can learn as well.




"L." wrote in message
:

word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and
last
name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and last
name
and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you 'normally' could do if
the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.

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[Terry Farrell]

If the Acrobat file is locked for editing, open the logo in Acrobat and make
it as large as possible on your screen without any distortion. Then use
Alt+PrintScreen which will copy the whole display to the clipboard. You can
now paste the clipboard into a graphic editing tool, crop it, resize it and
save it as a jpeg. My favourite freebie tool for doing this is IrfanView.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"L." wrote in message
...
word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and last
name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and last
name and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you 'normally' could
do if the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.

[Graham Mayor]

If you have Acrobat 7 (or Adobe Viewer 7) or later, you can insert the PDF
as an object and set its layout property to behind text.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


L. wrote:
word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and
last name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and
last name and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you
'normally' could do if the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.

[L.]

again, thanks.

"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...
If you have Acrobat 7 (or Adobe Viewer 7) or later, you can insert the PDF
as an object and set its layout property to behind text.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


L. wrote:
word (office) 2k.

Have a logo that is a pdf file.
Is there any way to insert the pdf into a Word doc?



Also, have an Excel spread sheet that has two columns, first name and
last name.
Is there any way to move them to a Word doc, combine the first and
last name and then be able to cut/paste, etc. everything you
'normally' could do if the file started out as a Word doc?

thanks,

L.