Greetings, Kent!
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Journal Name: "Clinical Supervisor, The", ISSN: 0732-5223 (J001)
Volume: 4 (1986)
Issues: 1-2
Pages: 51-67
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***pdf*** format.
I would recommend that you call personally and work with them on the
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the chart; they may be able to send you JUST the chart in either gif
or jpg format, which would make your life much, much easier.
If they cannot send you just an image file of the chart, once you have
the document in pdf format, you will need to convert it into html or
Word (rtf) format, from whence you should be able to extract the chart
you are seeking.
If you have the FULL version of Adobe Acrobat 4 or 5 (not just Acrobat
Reader), you can download a demo version of Gemini's Iceni plugin,
which will do the conversion for you:
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The Adobe Corporation also provides conversion from pdf format to
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select html.
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To convert a pdf file that has been uploaded to the web, input the URL
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If you have access to a scanner, another option would be to get a
printed hardcopy of this document, scan the chart, and save it as a
.gif or .jpg, which you can then import into PowerPoint.
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opportunity to try these steps, if you have any questions or problems,
please post a Request for Clarification, and I will be glad to work
with you to get them resolved.
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