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USING ACROBAT X STANDARD

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Last updated 10/11/2011

Retrace your viewing path

You can find PDF pages that you viewed earlier by retracing your viewing path. It’s helpful to understand the

difference between previous and next pages and previous and next views. In the case of pages, previous and next refer

to the two adjacent pages, before and after the currently active page. In the case of views, previous and next refer to

your viewing history. For example, if you jump forward and backward in a document, your viewing history retraces

those steps, showing you the pages you viewed in the reverse order that you viewed them.

1 Choose View > Page Navigation > Previous View.

2 To continue seeing another part of your path, do either of the following:

• Repeat step 1.

• Choose View > Page Navigation > Next View.

Note: You can make the Previous View button and Next View button available in the toolbar area by right-

clicking the Page Navigation toolbar and choosing them on the context menu, or choosing Show All Tools.

Navigate with links

Links can take you to another location in the current document, to other PDF documents, or to websites. Clicking a

link can also open file attachments and play 3D content, movies, and sound clips. To play these media clips, you must

have the appropriate hardware and software installed.

The person who created the PDF document determines what links look like in the PDF.

Note: Unless a link was created in Acrobat using the Link tool, you must have the Create Links From URLs option selected

in the General preferences for a link to work correctly.

1 Choose the Select tool.

2 Position the pointer over the linked area on the page until the pointer changes to the hand with a pointing finger.

A plus sign (+) or a w appears within the hand if the link points to the web. Then click the link.