Convert PDF in Image

i need convert a pdf in a image (gif, jpeg,ect) to cut in sub-image...or
how i can to cut in subimage a PDF without convert the PDF in a image (gif,
jpeg,ect)
Thanks

assuming windows:
1) open the pdf in acrobat reader and make sure that window is selected
2) press alt + print screen to make a screenshot of the window
3) paste in your favorite image editor
It's not possible from Java, and I've never found an API to do this.

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