Reloading the pdf-file

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From: Henrik_Berg
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 08:44

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Hi!

Is there any simple way (preferable keyboard shortcut) to reload the document I'm currently viewing? I'm editing the pdf-file using a different program, and would like to be able to see the changes I've done in the Adobe Reader. But closing and reopening the file manually every time (not to mention finding the page I was currently looking at again) is becoming a bit frustrating...

I've been using xpdf in linux, and the key "r" was all I needed to reload the file. Does Adobe Reader have anything similar?

Thanks,
Henrik

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