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1. Barua25,

Apr 19, 2012 6:43 AM in reply to Community Help

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Need to know about Adobe X-pro

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2. Bill@VT,

Apr 19, 2012 11:49 PM in reply to Barua25

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Not sure what you want to know. The basic concept of text editing has not changed with the newest versions of Acrobat. It is still only for minor editing and is not a word processor. You should always edit in the original document if possible.

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3. LoriAUC,

Apr 20, 2012 9:59 AM in reply to Community Help

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Here is the Acrobat X Pro. Help page that details the editing tools that are available. Also, here is a Quick Tip that explains how to edit text in a PDF.

[Click to watch on the AdobeTV site]

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4. ada_mju,

Jun 8, 2012 8:26 AM in reply to LoriAUC

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I tried to move object from second page to first one, but it disappears. How do I do this?

I used a while ago your competitor and it was no problem at all.

The thing is that for some reason pdf split pages, even though my Word doc 2010 have one page and enough space either up and down.

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5. LoriAUC,

Jun 11, 2012 9:17 AM in reply to ada_mju

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It's possible that it was moved underneath another object. Try opening the Content navigation pane (left side), select the object, and move it above other objects in the Content pane hierarchy.

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6. Lester6281,

Sep 19, 2012 11:08 AM in reply to Community Help

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Why won't your instructions work on my document?

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7. dpeterette,

Sep 19, 2012 1:31 PM in reply to Community Help

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How an I make the 2 pages in my pdf just 1 page?

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8. Bill@VT,

Sep 19, 2012 1:36 PM in reply to dpeterette

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Go back to the original WORD file. Select the printer in FILE>Print to be the Adobe PDF printer and return to the document. Now rearrange the document to be on one page. What you are seeing is the reflow done by WORD when you change printers. WORD reflows a document based on the properties of the attached printer. This reflow is an issue with folks using forms in WORD that typically look different on different computers (that have different default printers).

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9. dpeterette,

Sep 19, 2012 1:38 PM in reply to Bill@VT

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I do not have the word document, I scanned in a laminated sheet- front * back_ that I want to be able to seen one page (sizing not an issue).

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