Cropping without activating the text in 'Edit PDF'?

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• Why I can't select the text in this pdf file

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  https://rapidshare.com/files/461732149/cannot_select.PDF

  I can't select text. When I try to select text, the cursor looks like a helping hand. It seems that there is a layer above the text. But when I use the Editor tool, I do not see any layer above the text. Is it possible to change the pdf file so that I can select some text?

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• InDesign: how tilt blocks of text without distorting the text?

  I want to put in place several large blocks of copy to these requirements:

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  -the left and right edges of the text block are shot-on horizontal (aligned with the guides in the screenshot below)

  -the block of text can be enlarged or reduced without changing the angle of the left and right edges

  -forms of the letters themselves are not distorted

  

  This screenshot shows what I'm after.

  

  This screenshot shows the real bounding box for the text block.

  

  This screenshot shows how the angle of the text box changes when I change its size.

  I think Illustrator is a kind of function that allows you to "zero" (reset the transformations of a grid of 90 degrees) an object after it is transformed. Not finding anything like that in InDesign. And I find no way to set a custom angle constraint that would allow me to use the direct Selection (white arrow) tool to change the height or width with confidence.

  I'd appreciate some tips! Thank you for your attention.

  I do so with the example of shooting. Tilt works the same way.

  1. draw your rectangle, I applied a text frame reference grid (textframe options)

  

  2. with the Selection tool or the transform tool turn the frame in one direction, you can also do this with the entrance of the value in the transform Panel, what I would recommend.

  

  3. now, select the direct Selection (white arrow) tool and hold the ALT key and click on the frame. Now, only the frame is selected. Turn the other way, or insert the value in the transform Panel.

  

  I also have another method to offer:

  1. Draw the main frame with the text tool.
  2. Draw a small box above, it must be much smaller than the main frame.
  3. Turn the small frame in the direction that where you want to go the text.
  4. Select the two images.
  5. Go to the Pathfinder > Add.

  Now, you can add text or select a text based frame reference grid. He will do the same as above. May be simpler.

• Can I change the text of a PDF file?

  Hello.

  I have a file in which I placed (as in file > place) a PDF file.

  I want to change the text of the PDF - or less to copy its text must be filed in a regular InDesign text frame.

  Is this feasible?

  Thank you very much

  InDesign see the PDF in the form of a uneducable chart so that you can not change it in InDesign.

  You can open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Pro and use the selection to copy the text. You can also convert text in Acrobat format to a Word or Rich Text Format (RTF) that could be included in InDesign.