Extracting Images from PDF Files for re-use in Adobe InDesign

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Extracting Images from PDF Files for re-use in Adobe InDesign is easy if you have the right tools. One such tool is Markzware PDF2DTP for InDesign. Since you are going to re-use the images in Adobe InDesign, may as well extract them within that application. Re-using images can be dangerous. It may be tempting to copy and paste images from a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation or MS Word file into InDesign. It looks fine on screen, but can be a preflight nightmare. From missing image (not editable) to RGB color space, be careful. Also, InDesign's own Package will not see these links or images and will not warn you of issues with using them! (That is why we use FlightCheck to preflight and package files the professional way http://www.markzware.com/products/flightcheck ) Extracting images from a high-resolution PDF can be very handy. Learn how you can get your images out of your PDF files with this video tutorial. Here is a resource with more tips on extracting images from PDF files: "Depending on your needs and the security options set in the individual PDF there are several ways to extract text, images, or both from a PDF file." http://desktoppub.about.com/od/pdf/f/pdfextraction.htm For more information on PDF2DTP to extract images from PDFs, see Extracting Images from PDF Files for re-use in Adobe InDesign (a how-to!) at http://www.markzware.com/products/pdf2dtp