HOW TO SAVE ONE SINGLE PAGE OF A PDF DOCUMENT IN ADOBE READER

Imagine you have over 150 pages of a pdf. document but you only need just a page to attach to an email. So what do you do?
First you need to know that Adobe Reader is not an editor and can not do this. But good to know however, that you don't have to give up. As you'll see, there a lot of options available to you

• Snapshot
• Select, Copy and, Paste
• File-print save-convert

SNAPSHOTS

1. Go to the page you want to save and zoom to 100%. Click the "Edit" menu. Click "Select All" then click the "Snapshot Tool." Use this tool only if you want to save individual pages containing text and images.
2. Click the "View" menu, then "Zoom" then "Actual Size." This will ensure the Snapshot tool captures the entire page.
3. Click anywhere on the page you want to save. Click "Ok" when prompted to confirm the selection has been copied. The page is automatically copied to the clipboard as an image.Open a blank document in another application, such as Microsoft Word or WordPad. Click "Ctrl+V" to paste the image of the Pdf page. Save the document, then convert it to pdf. before attaching it to your email. Or you can attach it to your email as a jpg. or png. file

SELECT-COPY-PASTE 

1. Open a Pdf document in Reader.
2. Scroll through the document until you reach the individual page you want to save.
3. Click the "View" menu. Select "Page Display," then "Single Page."
4. Click the "Edit" menu, then "Select All." This selects all the text on the page. Use this option if the page you want to save only contains text or you don't need to save any images. Click "Edit" then "Copy" to copy the selected text.
5. Open a blank document in another application, such as Microsoft Word or Word Pad. Click "Ctrl+V" to paste the image of the Pdf page. Save the document, then convert to pdf.

 

FILE-PRINT-SAVE-CONVERT

1. Click "File", "Print", select page you want.
2. Change printer to Microsoft Office Document Image Writer.  when you click print, it will bring up a window to save, save the document. It saves the file as a (.tif) but it does the trick.
3. You can send your email with this attachment or convert it back to pdf.