Album Automatically Reverts to Original pdf not Cropped pdf?

Take a pdf, say with six photos on an 8.5 x 11 page.
Crop out an image found on the whole page and save as a separate file.
When you open the image in Album, it changes the file name (adding a '0' to the end - from Photo-beach.pdf to Photo-beach0.pdf) and shows you the original pdf with all six images, not the saved file with a single image.
Can someone explain to me why this happens and how to stop it?
Thanks,
Scott
p.s.> Using Windows XP

> Crop out an image found on the whole page and save as a separate file.
How did you do that?
What PSA is supposed to do with a PDF is strip out all of the images as separate files ...

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