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Article #838Re: pdfmarks
From: Miklos_Somogyi
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 12:17
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 12:17
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Jeez, Aandi, that was quick! Thank you. Regarding portrait/landscape: I have a mix of these in my document. When one views portrait in Acroread and a landscape page comes along, it is scaled down by acrobat to fit in the pane. Then the user needs to enlarge the pane. That's what I'd like to avoid, that is every page would adjust the pane size as the author wanted it, if possible under the circumstances. Yeah, I know that experts do need manuals too. But this is no excuse for sloppy work, for lack of explanations, for missing figures, for not very logical sequences, for examples that flow into each other when a simple empty line could make things much more readable, etc. If I can write about a thing in a way that only experts recognize it, and I can write about it in a way that everyone can grasp it easily, then it is a sin not to go the second way... That's why I thought that if Adobe's name is on this document, then it needs to be re-written. Regarding the menu and command bars, thanks for the suggestion, I'll investigate. Thank you Miklos
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