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From: Tom_McCray
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 22:08
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Is there a way to navigate within Adobe Reader like a web browser?

For example, I create user manuals in MS Word; I use Hyperlinks and Bookmarks extensively. When clicking on a link, I can use the Web toolbar within Word to go back to the prior link or links, and forward, etc..

This is very handy when trying to find a particular item in a large document.

Is there something like this in Adobe Reader?

(I use Adobe Acrobat Professional Version 8.1.2 if that helps).

Thanks!
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