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It’s easy to use as the interface is cool and does what it says perfectly. PDF Eraser is a new PDF editor that does the job nicely. It’s time saving and anyone can easily follow this method. This way you can directly edit the PDF and save it.

Use any PDF editor, online or offline to do the PDF editing. Take print out of the PDF, cover the area you want to erase with one piece of plain paper and scan it again to PDF.

The second option is applicable to those who are having a printer scanner.

You should have some basic photo editing skill to edit PDF this way. To edit the image you can use Paint, Adobe Photoshop, or GIMP. Converting PDF to image is easy with online tool like Zamzar.

The normal one is converting PDF to image, edit it and convert it back to PDF.

You can also set it to automatically open up Microsoft Pictures and Fax Viewer to make it looks right. Once setup, user will then, from within Adobe Read go to File, Print, choose the ImagePrinter, check the Page scaling or page Size Options, then Print.

Here's a screen shot of your file options, Multi-page being one of them. We also dealt with some permissions issues and had to add them to the ImagePrinter Security Settings in order to set up the ImagePrinter options from the Users side. You will then need to log in to each user profile and then you have to configure the ImagePrinter Options per profile. You will then need to MOVE the ImagePrinter Options Desktop icon to Docs & Settings\All Users\Desktop Folder. Install the ImagePrinter software from the Admin or Proxy side first.

NOTE: If you have multiple users on one machine with separate profiles you will need to do the following: You would install it from the User's side (with user set as Administrator if you have set software Installation restrictions for the user) If you have your users set to 'Users' on the Local Machine. Acrobat can save to TIF but Reader you can't (at least not at this time.) There are only 2 people with Acrobat and the rest of the company has Adobe Reader only. We have a project that was requiring forms created from Adobe Acrobat for users with Adobe Reader to be able to convert the form to a TIFF image due to another software (ScerIS) upload requirement. I just got through doing a set up for users to print from Adobe Reader to TIFF.