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Re: Open PDF to specific page?

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From: Claudio_Gonz�lez
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2006 11:17
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If you are posting in the Reader forum, it's only reasonable to assume you are using Reader, not Acrobat or other PDF related program. Talking about "a full copy of Adobe" is meaningless, as it doesn't distinguish between these products.

Had you informed from the beginning that you are using Acrobat, and posted in the appropriate Acrobat forum, you would probably have saved yourself, and those reading your question, time. Had you also mentioned the version you are using and the version of your OS, it would have been even better.

And yes, I occassionally do manage to devote some time to try to teach people to use these forums more productively, both for themselves and for others. Pity you fail to see this as constructive, because I don't have nearly as much free time on my hands as I would like.
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