How To Edit An Adobe File

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  1. mileslong, Jun 21, 2006

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    hello,

    i have a document in PDF format and i need to edit it. what software do i need in order to be able to do this?

    i have adobe acrobat pro but i cant seem to do anything much but add text etc, i need to edit out a logo and basically make this document generic with all logos gone and contact info that is on the bottom of the doc.

    any ideas?
     
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  2. dops7107, Jun 21, 2006

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    Adobe Illustrator. Provided you have the fonts installed on your system, and the creator of the PDF made an Illustrator-compatible file, you should be able to do this.

    Acrobat Pro should still allow you to delete objects like logos, however. Play around with the select tool. - I guess, I don't know Acrobat too well.
     
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  3. purdueboiler87, Jun 21, 2006

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    Acrobat Professional ships with a product called Adobe Designer. You can open a pdf file with Designer and edit out the objects you don't like.

    I actually work for Adobe.
     
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