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October 19, 2016
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adding two page view to tool bar

  • October 19, 2016
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I would like to add a button to the toolbar to switch to the two page view.  I have tried to do this via the customize toolbar feature but can't find this particular function in the list of items that can be added to the toolbar.

I am usin gAdobe Acrobat XI, version 11.0.18.21

Thanks.

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Correct answer Steve Cordero

I'm confused.  I'd like to put a button somewhere on the two rows of buttons shown below

When I right click on Toolbar>Page Display>select Two page view, nothing happens.  If I left-click, then the display becomes two-page, but no button is added either way.


Try right click on the Toolbar>Page Display>Show All Page Display Tools and you should see this:

I also sent you a short video in a private message.

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Adorobat
Participating Frequently
October 24, 2016

Hi RJL__

I am sorry for the delay in response.

Try to right click on the Toolbar>Page Display>select Two page view.

RJL__Author
Participating Frequently
October 24, 2016

Thanks for responding.  I know how to initiate a two page view.  What I'm hoping to learn is how to put a button on the (horizontal) toolbar at the top of the screen.

Thanks.

Adobe Employee
October 24, 2016

Actually what Shivam showed you will display a button on the toolbar.  If you want to display all of the Display Tools as buttons go down to the menu item.  Then you can click between different views with the Display Tool buttons on the toolbar.