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From: dstdst123 on 19 Apr 2008 11:49

Hi

I am using a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone with Adobe Reader LE.

I am reading a pdf document... however, each line it has about 25
words.... when i am reading that pdf document... i have to scroll
right, then scroll left in order to finish the whole line.

1)
Any solution?

2)
Can i wrap the text inside the pdf, so that I can read (e.g. a single
holds just 10 words instead of 25 words) by scrolling just from top to
bottom... (that is NO need to scroll left and right) ?

Thanks!
From: Todd Allcock on 19 Apr 2008 15:31

<dstdst123(a)excite.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hi
>
> I am using a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone with Adobe Reader LE.
>
> I am reading a pdf document... however, each line it has about 25
> words.... when i am reading that pdf document... i have to scroll
> right, then scroll left in order to finish the whole line.
>
> 1)
> Any solution?

Not really- Adobe LE is very limited compared to the Adobe Reader 2.0 for
PPC, but the latter doesn't run on all devices. Reader 2.0 has support for
"tagged" documents- they are converted by the PC when synched to the device
so that 2.0 can wrap the text. LE is pretty close to worthless for trying
to read a document, but better than nothing.


> 2)
> Can i wrap the text inside the pdf, so that I can read (e.g. a single
> holds just 10 words instead of 25 words) by scrolling just from top to
> bottom... (that is NO need to scroll left and right) ?

Nope. Sorry.








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