Change Text in an Image

Hi jfbonlineweb,

the contents of your PDF is one single image.

In low resolution: 144 PPI ( Pixel Per Inch ), Adobe RGB (1998)

It's useless for print production.

The whole cover must be done again from scratch.

What you need: The fonts, the image of the portrait and the image on the title.

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

( ACP )

In this InDesign file there is a link (the PDF file you sent) but the text in this PDF has been outlined, so the text cannnot be modified. I know that you did not create the file but the question is why it has be done this way…

If you cannot get the original InDesign file (before the text has beeb outlined)  to be able to modify it, the solution would be to add the text in the InDesign file if you know the font (it looks like Herculanum) that is used, trying to match the size of the text.

Edit: as @flaming1 and @Laubender wrote, it is an image, not outlined text. I realized that just after having shutting down my computer last night. But the worst is that image has been placed in an InDesign file, then a PDF has been exported from InDesign (without any bleed nor crop marks)

Well,. InDesign isn't for editing existing PDF files nor images. For the first you can use Adobe Acrobat for the latter Photoshop. But, without seeting the actual file, it's not possible to say, which will do best in you case. Can you share the book so we can have a look at it? 

If the text is an image, there nothing you can do directly in InDesign: you need to change the text in the image file. Can you share the InDesign file, to be sure?