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Can you use the &quot;Marquee Zoom&quot; under Tools &gt;&nbsp;Select &amp;&nbsp;Zoom to Zoom in on the article. &nbsp;Then use the &quot;Snapshot Tool&quot; under &quot;Select &amp;&nbsp;Zoom&quot; to select the Graphics.<br />
Right-Click &gt;&nbsp;Copy selected Graphics (if it has not already done it)<br />
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Then paste that graphic into a Word where you can manipulate the size of the image.<br />
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&nbsp;I was looking into Adobe reader and cant find a way to change the &quot;Inches Zoom&quot; which is what your probaly looking for<br />

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Can you use the "Marquee Zoom" under Tools > Select & Zoom to Zoom in on the article.  Then use the "Snapshot Tool" under "Select & Zoom" to select the Graphics.
Right-Click > Copy selected Graphics (if it has not already done it)

Then paste that graphic into a Word where you can manipulate the size of the image.

 I was looking into Adobe reader and cant find a way to change the "Inches Zoom" which is what your probaly looking for


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I forgot to mention to do that in Acrobat. ;)
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I forgot to mention to do that in Acrobat. ;)

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How can I print a pdf zommed in? &nbsp; &nbsp;I print out newspapers from a source on the interent. &nbsp;The newspaper articles come in pdf format. &nbsp;I can print the pdf just fine. &nbsp;I know how under the print options there is a section for scaling. &nbsp;I set that to no scaling. &nbsp;Because the only options made it smaller when printed. &nbsp; &nbsp;But I want to zoom in and then print so the text is legable. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp; I am viewing the pdf in the adobe reader that is loaded into the browser. &nbsp;I would like to make it larger and print it large within the adobe reader and not have to use a different program to do that. &nbsp;
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How can I print a pdf zommed in?    I print out newspapers from a source on the interent.  The newspaper articles come in pdf format.  I can print the pdf just fine.  I know how under the print options there is a section for scaling.  I set that to no scaling.  Because the only options made it smaller when printed.    But I want to zoom in and then print so the text is legable.  Any ideas?   I am viewing the pdf in the adobe reader that is loaded into the browser.  I would like to make it larger and print it large within the adobe reader and not have to use a different program to do that.  

How can I print a zoomed in image of a pdf ?

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