Save parts of a .pdf

Hi there,
How can I save say a picture from a .pdf page? In other words, how can I save pictures as separate .bmp-s, etc. out of a .pdf document?
Thanks a lot.
Palinkasocsi

When you use extract all images it does just that, extracts each image to a separte file. It names the images by the file>page>image # on page. You have a choice of TIFF, JPeg, and Png I think. This option is typically under the Window or Tools menu. On AA5 (this machine) it is under the File menu. The location has varied with almost every version, but you are looking for a menu items saying "extract all images." You may have to enter a submenu. You should also be able to get more info on this item in the help menu (that is the full manual that is located there). I assume you are using Acrobat. If you are talking about Reader, forget everything I said as you can probably only clipboard a screen print.

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