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cynthiab08302000
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May 8, 2018
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Fit page intial view

  • May 8, 2018
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After I create a PDF using pdfmaker in MS Word, Acrobat opens the pdf magnified vs. "Fit page initial view."

When viewing the PDF, I have to set the initial view to "Fit page" manually. How do you do this for all pdfs?

When viewing the pdf, I select: 1. File; 2. Properties; 3. Initival view tab; 4. Magnification = Fit Page; 5. OK; 6. Save the document. This ensures each time the pdf opens, the initial view is fit page.

How do you set this in Adobe Acrobat for all PDFs?

Do you set this in the pdfmaker in Word? I've checked and can't find the setting.

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Correct answer gkaiseril

For post processing, one can use Acrobat's Professional Actions, Batch Processing, to set the document preferences for batches of PDFs with one action.

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gkaiserilCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 19, 2018

For post processing, one can use Acrobat's Professional Actions, Batch Processing, to set the document preferences for batches of PDFs with one action.

pixelstrolch
pixelstrolch
Inspiring
May 18, 2018

You can define the page layout and zoom for each document or as your personal user setting. Unfortunately, the document setting overrides the user setting. However, some people might want to open every PDF in the same zoom factor. Therefore, I suggest leaving the standard document settings and change your personal setting.

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