Suppose you want to combine a couple of pages from one document, a table from another, and a block of text from another. You could go to the source documents and programs and rebuild the content, import different formats from document to document, and export a PDF file. Or you could try combining the content in Acrobat, which is often the more efficient approach.

Use the Select tool (located on the Select & Zoom toolbar) to select text, images, and tables, and to perform object-specific actions available from the tool's pop-up menu of options. Select is an intelligent tool that behaves differently depending on what you're selecting on a document. The more you click, the more you select:

• Double-click a word to select it.
• Triple-click to select a line of text.
• Quadruple-click to select all the text on a page.
• Press Shift and the left-arrow key or right-arrow key to add text one letter at a time.
• Press Shift-Ctrl (Mac: Shift-Command) and the right-arrow key to add text one word at a time.

If the creator of the document has protected the document in Adobe Acrobat, you can't copy the text using Reader. You can, however, use optical character recognition software to extract the text. Remember, copying and using copyrighted material may be illegal. To edit PDF files, you need to use Adobe Acrobat. Launch Adobe Acrobat, click 'Open,' select the fillable PDF using the file browser and click 'Open' to open the PDF in Acrobat. Editing callout on text callout box in adobe acrobat 11. Seems like the callout is frequently on the wrong side of the text callout box. The callout seems to have a mind of its own. I'm using Adobe Acrobat DC (v 15.017.20050). I tried to insert text box and text callout - I had successfully been able to edit text before but for the past week I am unable to edit the properties of text in both command.

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1. Click the Select tool on the Select & Zoom toolbar and then click-and-drag over some of the text you want to select. The text is highlighted in the document.
2. Hold the pointer over the selected text for a couple of seconds until the Select Text icon appears. Right-click (Mac: Control-click) to display the context menu, listing options that you can choose depending on the content selected.

If you hover the pointer over a table, the Select Text icon appears. Right-click (Mac: Control-click) to open the shortcut menu. The table-specific options include the following, as shown in Figure 1:

• Copy As Table. As its name indicates, this option allows you to copy the table to the clipboard. Open the document into which you want to paste the table, and choose Edit > Paste.
• Save As Table. Name the table in the Save As dialog box that appears when this option is selected, and choose a format.
• Open Table in Spreadsheet. When this option is selected, your spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel) opens and displays the imported table in a new worksheet.

Figure 1 Select text in the document using the Select tool, and choose content-specific commands.

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Acrobat will automatically convert image to text and PDF to text, and take care of the optical character recognition tasks so you don’t have to. Get a custom font that matches your printout. When Acrobat opens your scan for editing, it automatically generates a custom font.

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In both Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, the tables taken from the PDF document are editable and ready to use.