Re: Question about Acrobat

[Dan Emory <danemory@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In Acrobat Exchange, display the first page of the file, and choose Document
> Set Page Action. In the Page Action dialog, click the Add button to Open
the Add an Action dialog. In this dialog, choose Execute Menu Item, and
Choose Page Only from the View menu. Then click Set Action, and finally,
click Done in the Page Action dialog. By choosing Page Only, the bookmarks
(what you call the left pane) will not be displayed.
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At 10:26 PM 7/4/99 -0400, Richard Phillips wrote:
>When you open an Acrobat file, it will often open to a two-pane display.
>The left pane being the navigation display and the right pane being the
>actual file.
>
>Of course you can get rid of that left pane by clicking the show/hide
>navigation pane button.  However, for the thing I am preparing, it would
>be very desireable if  I could arrange matters so that all of the
>Acrobat files open WITHOUT the nav pane showing.
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