Re: Manipulating an Adobe Acrobat Image

[Dave Brown <david -dot- brown -at- tait -dot- co -dot- nz>]

In Photoshop CS you can use the File > Import > PDF Image to import just 
the image you want.

Alternatively CorelDraw 10 can import pdfs. The image can then be edited 
in Photopaint or Photoshop.

I'd then create a pdf direct from CoreDraw or Photoshop. Using Acrobat's 
touch up tools, select the corrected graphic and copy/paste to the 
correct location.

my 2c
Dave


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