It's late--I meant there is an arrow at top left--not error although it's a
metaphor for the way I've been able to deal with this. I tried every margin
option, including custom and even though I can move the .pdf left, I can't
get it so I can read the right margin in Word--I think I may be the victim
of the way it was copied, but on the original link it shows up fine.
CH
"Chad Harris" <vistaneedsmuchowork.net> wrote in message
news:epcC96VtHHA.4860[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > I'm having this problem working with One Note 2007 and Word 2007 on Vista
> RTM. I frequently encounter .pdf documents which will not permit you to
> copy them even when you select all. I only have a newbie's grasp of
> working
> with .pdfs but I haven't had much trouble viewing them. I was going to
> read
> the O'Reilly .pdf hacks but didn't get around to it and many of the hacks
> I
> would never use.
>
> The docs are public, so I'm not trying to heist anything proprietary. I
> want to get them into Outlook and then send to Win Mail, and I've done it
> fine, but there may be a better way.
>
> What I do since I can't copy the .pdf is to simply click the One Note Icon
> and it sends it to One Note. Then I send it from One Note to Word>then I
> copy it from Word into an Outlook2007 email. I can send as a .pdf
> attachment
> from Word, a copy of the message as an attachment, or as an .xml as an
> attachemnt from the Word Office button, but what I want to do is send it
> in
> the email exactly as the .pdf looks so I click the One Note button on the
> .pdf and Print>Send to One Note using One Note Printer>Send to Word>paste
> from Word into Outlook and then send as an Outlook email.
>
> But here's why I'm posting: For some reason, the Word document shows the
> .pdf by default as running off the ***right side of the page even though I
> have it defaulted to "normal" margins. I tried dragging it over--there is
> an error at the top left, but that doesn't move it. I've played with the
> zoom in/zoom out sllder at the lower rt. of the Word doc, and it doesn't
> help me. I've tried playing with page layout and that doesn't do it.
>
> I have a pic of what I'm struggling with--it's Pat Fitzgerald's reply
> brief
> in the D.C. Circuit in the Scooter Libby case. This occurs with a number
> of
> .pdfs. Yep, I can read them in One Note fine, and I can read them in the
> email I get them into. But I should be able to center this thing in Word,
> and I can't get it done. I didn't originate the doc, so I can't play with
> the margins as I could normally had I just created a document or planned
> to
> create one.
>
> TIA,
>
> CH
>
>
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