Good suggestion and I tried that yesterday. I'm sending a converted Word file so you see some of the issues.<br /><br />1. The logo on the cover is "grouped" with the photo, so when I copy the logo, the photo is copied as well. Cannot get only the logo because of the grouping that carried over from the original Word file to the PDF (of course, as the PDF is just a picture of the original file).<br /><br />2. The text coversion is only 6 pages, not the expected 31, and I'm not sure why. Also, look at page 2 of the attached file, which is in Word. The logo didn't come across correctly and copy and paste just results in what you see now: a skewed logo.<br /><br />If both files were Word files, your suggestion should work. Somebody in your organization (design department, marketing department) has the original files for both documents.&nbsp;<br /><br />In my experience, the flow from Word to PDF works better than the reverse (PDF to Word). I rarely deal with PDFs of any size and usually the task is proofing and indicating changes with comments, not dealing with graphics. I understand conceptually what you want to do, and as I said, I cannot do it with the files I have.&nbsp;<br /><br />I'll send another note to Customer Services to see if they have a possible solution as they have likely encountered this issue in the past.<br /><br /><br /><br />