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See Displaying documents in full-screen mode for instructions.
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Using links
Creators of PDF documents can create hypertext links that connect two parts of
a document. Links can connect part of a PDF document to another PDF docu-
ment or to another application file, such as a spreadsheet or movie. Links also
connect PDF documents to documents on Web servers.
To use a link:
Click any text or graphic that is identified as a hypertext link. The pointer
changes to a pointing finger when positioned over a link. When moved over a
Web link, the pointing finger contains a W.
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Using notes
When you encounter a note in a PDF document, double-click it to open the note
window. To find the next note in the document, choose Find Next Note from the
Tools menu.
To close the note window, click the close box in the upper left corner of the note.
(Macintosh users can also press Command+W.)
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Reading an article
Creators of PDF documents can define document articles that automatically
guide you through sections of a document.
To read an article:
Choose View > Articles. (The menu item is dimmed if no articles exist in the
document.) The Articles dialog box appears.
Select the article you want to read from the title list, and click View to go
directly to the beginning of the article, or click the beginning of the article with
the hand tool. Place the hand tool pointer on any box in the article.
If you start at the first article box, the pointer changes to Read Article D, and
the status bar shows Read Article.
Click anywhere in the article or press Enter to follow the text of the article view
by view.
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How to upgrade
If you’re using Acrobat Reader to view a Portable Document Format (PDF) file
created by someone else, you can do much better with Acrobat Exchange 2.1 for
just $195 (U.S.). Outside North America, contact your local Adobe reseller.
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