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USING ACROBAT 9 PRO
Workspace
Choose a connection speed from the menu. This setting is also used by the multimedia plug-in.
Connection Speed
Internet Settings [or Network Settings]
computer. For more information, consult your operating system Help, your Internet service provider, or your local
network administrator.
Read articles
In PDFs, articles are optional electronic threads that the PDF author may define within that PDF. Articles lead readers
through the PDF content, jumping over pages or areas of the page that are not included in the article, in the same way
that you might skim through a traditional newspaper or magazine, following one specific story and ignoring the rest.
When you read an article, the page view may zoom in or out so that the current part of the article fills the screen.
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"Articles" on page 319
Open and navigate an article thread
Choose Tools > Select & Zoom > Hand Tool, or click the Hand Tool on the Select & Zoom toolbar.
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Choose View > Navigation Panels > Articles to open the Articles panel.
Note: You cannot open the Articles panel if you are viewing the PDF inside a browser. You must open the PDF in Acrobat.
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Double-click the article icon to go to the beginning of that article. The icon changes to the follow-article pointer
Note: If the Articles panel is blank, then the author has not defined any article threads for this PDF.
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With the article thread open, do any of the following:
• To scroll through the article one pane at a time, press Enter or click in the article.
• To scroll backward through the article one pane at a time, Shift-click in the article, or press Shift+Enter.
• To go to the beginning of the article, Ctrl-click within the article.
At the end of the article, click in the article again.
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The previous page view is restored, and the pointer changes to the end-article pointer
Exit a thread before the end of the article
Make sure that the Hand tool is selected.
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Shift+Ctrl-click the page.
The previous page view is restored.
Compare a revised PDF to an earlier version
Use the Compare Documents feature to show the differences between two versions of a PDF. You can customize many
options for displaying the compare results.
Choose Document > Compare Documents.
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Specify the two documents to compare. If one or both of the documents is in a PDF package, select the package,
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then under Package Item, select the component PDF.
Note: The Document Compare feature isn't available for PDF Portfolios created in Acrobat 9.
As needed, specify the page ranges in the documents to compare in the First Page and Last Page boxes.
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Click to open the Internet or network connection dialog box or panel for your
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