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Copying ImagesYou can copy and paste individual images from a PDF to the clipboard, to other applications, orto other files.Taking a Snapshot of an ImageTo copy an image, please switch to the SnapShot tool .Choose Home > Snapshot tool in Tools ribbon, and the pointer changes into a Crossautomatically.Hold the pointer over the image and drag a rectangle around it.You will be prompted that the selected area has been copied to the clipboard.(Optional) Right-click the selected area, and then choose Copy Selected Graphic.Paste the selected image to other applications.Taking a Snapshot of a PageYou can use the snapshot toolas an image.to copy the entire page. Both text and images will be copiedSelect the SnapShot tool by choosing Home > SnapShot.Drag on the page to select content, right-click anywhere in the page and choose “Select All”to copy the entire page.To deselect it, click anywhere on the page.You will be prompted that the selected area has been copied to the clipboard.(Optional) Right-click the selected area, and then choose Copy Selected Graphic.Paste the selected image to other applications.Note: The selected area will be highlighted in blue.Copying a Combination of Text and Images as an ImageYou can use the snapshot tool to copy all selected content (text, images, or both) to theclipboard or other applications. Text and images will be copied as an image.To copy a combination of text and images as an image, do the following:Select the Snapshot tool by choosing Home > SnapShot.Drag a rectangle around the text and images.You will be prompted that the selected area has been copied to the clipboard.62
(Optional) Right-click the selected area, and then choose Copy Selected Graphic.Paste the selected image to other applications.Working with LayersAbout PDF LayersA layer or as it is more formally known Optional Content Groups (OCG) is a dictionaryrepresenting a collection of graphics that can be made visible or invisible dynamically by users ofviewer applications. In a PDF file, each layer may hold any portion of the document's objects, andlayers may be made visible or invisible, showing or hiding their contained objects, in anycombination.With Foxit Reader, you can control the display of PDF layers with the Layer panel. For example,you may divide background imagery, main content areas, and advertisements amongst their owntop-level layers, and easily hide the layers that you don't want others to view.Show or Hide PDF LayersIn a PDF, information can be stored on different layers. To show or hide related content stored ina variable number of separate layers, you can simply refer to the Layer panel on the left side ofthe work area. Please note that you cannot create or edit layers in Foxit Reader; however, youcan view layers and choose to show or hide the content associated with each layer.ABLayer PanelA. A checkmark indicates a displayed layer B. Hidden layer1. Open the Layer panel, and then do one of the following:63
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(Optional) Right-click the selected area, and then choose Copy Selected Graphic.Paste the selected image to other applications.Working with LayersAbout PDF LayersA layer or as it is more formally known Optional Content Groups (OCG) is a dictionaryrepresenting a collection of graphics that can be made visible or invisible dynamically by users ofviewer applications. In a PDF file, each layer may hold any portion of the document's objects, andlayers may be made visible or invisible, showing or hiding their contained objects, in anycombination.With <strong>Foxit</strong> Reader, you can control the display of PDF layers with the Layer panel. For example,you may divide background imagery, main content areas, and advertisements amongst their owntop-level layers, and easily hide the layers that you don't want others to view.Show or Hide PDF LayersIn a PDF, information can be stored on different layers. To show or hide related content stored ina variable number of separate layers, you can simply refer to the Layer panel on the left side ofthe work area. Please note that you cannot create or edit layers in <strong>Foxit</strong> Reader; however, youcan view layers and choose to show or hide the content associated with each layer.ABLayer PanelA. A checkmark indicates a displayed layer B. Hidden layer1. Open the Layer panel, and then do one of the following:63
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