🚀 go-pugleaf

Sure, the full screen - next page click, at least in 5.0 - you use Edit, Preferences, Full Screen, and you see a menu where the option to go to next page is a selection. Hope this helps for 6.0.

I'm looking for a Javascript that you could give people to run that sets it to do the next page since the default is to not have it go to the next page. I want anyone who receives my pdf to be see that it works witout having to direct them to the advice above.

Don

Don that was Sweet---That worked perfect in 6 to turn off the default click to next screen -

prefs is now global under acrobat on a mac

any idea on how to make the form field ����� for passwords?

chris

There is such an option in the Text Field Properties box! It forces data entered to display as asterisks (unfortunately not bullets...}

I quote from Acrobat Help:

Text fields can be set up to accept user input, to display text strings, and to allow multiple lines of text. You can also set a wide variety of text field properties, such as limiting the number of characters a user can type into the field, and displaying lines between each character inside the text field.

Note: Some property settings are dependent on others. For example, you cannot check the spelling of a password field or a field used for file selection. These options appear unavailable. You must deselect the check spelling option before you can select the password or field used for file selection options.

Regards,
Evangelos

Thank You so much!