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Subject:Re: Keeping Books Open in Acrobat From:Wendy Lewis <wlewis -at- NCLOGIC -dot- COM> Date:Mon, 19 Apr 1999 16:17:08 -0400
David, I did exactly as you mentioned. I put a short section in the
front with tips and tricks of Acrobat Reader. I put exact steps of
how to open documents in different windows, how to make the
fonts chunky instead of fuzzy, and how to use the find feature.
Though I added that text over a year ago, I haven't had any feedback,
positive or negative on it.
But that seems to be par with everything except typos.
> I was thinking of adding a short section to our manuals
>or CD booklets about tips and tricks for using Acrobat,
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Wendy Lewis
