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How to Delete Items in PDF Documents With Adobe Acrobat

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Quickly delete items in your PDF with Adobe Acrobat
Quickly delete items in your PDF with Adobe Acrobat
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Adobe Acrobat provides powerful tools to manage and create PDF documents. Unlike the free Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat allows users to professionally create, edit and collaborate on PDF files. The application's extensive advanced editing options include the ability to touch up both text and objects, and also provides a quick and easy way of removing items from documents.

From Quick Guide: Acrobat for Beginners
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Open up the PDF document you wish to edit in Adobe Acrobat.

  2. Step 2

    Go to "Tools" in the main navigation menu at the top. Go to "Advanced Editing" and select "TouchUp Object Tool."

  3. Step 3

    Double-click (or click on Mac) the item you wish to delete in the PDF document. A border with visible corners should now appear around the item. If you wish to remove a block of text, Adobe Acrobat will select one line at a time.

  4. Step 4

    Press your backspace or delete key and the item should be deleted.

Tips & Warnings
  • If you need to just touch up a few words or letter in a text, select the "TouchUp Text Tool" in the "Advanced Editing" section. This will allow you to edit within a line of text without having to delete the whole thing.
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