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ready you can save the file to have the inserted object included in the real PDF
contents. You can insert a page from a file or a picture from
Clip Art
.
Drag-and-Drop a File
Within Windows Explorer:
1. Click the mouse button to select a single file.
2. Drag-and-drop the selected file into the target place.
3. Choose
Place Object
from the shortcut menu that appears.
Non-PDF source files will be converted to PDF before importing. You will be
prompted to select a page in the case of multi-page documents. Page contents will
be copied from the source to the target document page without distortion.
Insert Clipart
You can insert both pre-defined and custom created cliparts. Cliparts are grouped in
categories.
Choose
Clip Arts
in the Edit menu to add a clipart to the current document page.
The Clip Art panel appears in the Organizer:
To insert a pre-defined clipart
Drag a pre-defined clipart from the Organizer to the desired location on the page.
Then resize or reposition it and save the PDF to include it in the real PDF
contents. By default all clipart categories are displayed.
To create a custom defined clipart
1. Choose
Create Custom Clip Art
under Clip Arts in the Edit menu, or click
Create
in the Clip Art panel in Organizer.
2. Browse for a source file to be reused in future as a clipart.
3. Assign a category and a name to it. The newly created custom clipart will appear
in the Clip Art panel.
4. Click
Select Group(s)
to see the structure of all (system and custom) clipart
categories in the Clip Art panel of the Organizer.
5. Click
Manage
at the bottom of the Clip Art panel to add, delete, or rename your
clipart library.
Manipulate Objects
After inserting the objects, you can freely move, scale or rotate them.
Click on the target object, it will be selected.
Drag to move it to a new location.
Drag the scale handles to re-size the object.
