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Sure, I can help you with that! Here's how you can rotate a PDF after inserting it into a Word document:
That's it! I hope this helps you rotate your PDF in Word.
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I found a way to do this so that the green rotation button can be activated:
After pasting the pdf into your document: • left-click on it, then • right-click on it • choose 'show picture tool bar' • click on 'format picture' • select the 'Layout' menu tab • click on whichever you wish to chose, for example 'tight' • click ok, this brings you back to the picture tool bar • Now click on the icon with the green lower right hand corner and the pen in it (it is the 'remove scratch' tool) • The cursor turns into a paint brush like in photoshop • Now go into a white area on your pdf object (so you effectively make no change to the image or document), left-click and draw a tiny line with the paint brush can be just 2mm long • When you have stopped drawing ms word updates the image and a bar appears that shows you the progress of that update • Now yo can use the green rotation button (also available in the drawing menu bar) It sounds longwinded, but it's really quick actually. |
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