Remembering Numbers of Pages in All PDF files

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June 27, 2017
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Adobe Acrobat remembers the number of the page which was open before closing the file. But when many files are afterwards opened and closed, the program will not remember the page number of the file which had been opened before the other files. Is there a way for the program to automatically embed the number of the page into each PDF file which it opens so that it may open each file on the page which was on the screen before closing the file?

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try67

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Go to Edit - Preferences - Documents and tick "Restore last view settings when reopening documents".

If it's already ticked but it's not working there is some kind of problem...

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vladk5779022Author

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Thank you for the information. That option allows the program to restore last view settings when reopening files, but when many different files have been opened and closed, the last view settings of the files which were opened before others will not be remembered. There is apparently a limit to how many last view file settings are remembered. Is there a way to remember last view settings of an unlimited number of files? (That could be achieved if some tags were to be automatically embedded into each PDF file.)

try67

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I never heard of there being a "limit" to this function... How are you

opening these multiple files?

On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 11:12 PM, vladk5779022 <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

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