Select Place Image and navigate through your file system for the desired image file.įor this example, I used a. THERE you will find the Place Image command. Your cursor will become a black arrow with a small square off to its side. With your document open, and with the spot you wish to add the image in your view panel, switch over to Acrobat's Touchup Object Tool (it's the right-most tool on the Advanced Editing Toolbar). But digging through Acrobat's menus doesn't uncover a Place command either.Īcrobat 9 Professional does have a Place command, but you won't find it under any menu. InDesign calls the command required to import an image onto a page 'Place'. How can this be done? There is an Export command under Acrobat's File menu, but no Import. Without the original document, you'll need to edit the PDF file itself. Just re-convert to PDF with the image in place and your work is done. If the original document were at hand, you could open it up with the file's native application and import a new graphic where needed. The source document is not available, but there is a last minute edit needed.

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