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I'm working with Adobe Acrobat Pro v 2023.003.20269 and I'm trying to put my document in the two page view, but I do not have a view menu any longer. I'm completely lost on how to do this with the updated version of adobe pro. Can anyone help?
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Hope you are doing well.
Acrobat's Modern Viewer is where all features have been merged under the Main Menu.
Click on the Menu>View>Page display
To learn more about the Acrobat New UI, please refer to this helpful article here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/new-acrobat-experience.html.
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Akanchha
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Hope you are doing well.
Acrobat's Modern Viewer is where all features have been merged under the Main Menu.
Click on the Menu>View>Page display
To learn more about the Acrobat New UI, please refer to this helpful article here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/new-acrobat-experience.html.
Thanks,
Akanchha
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Where's the keyboard shortcut for two-page view? It used to be Alt+V, P, P for two-page side-by-side and Alt+V, P, C for continuous two-page side-by-side. It takes ages (multiple clickc) to get down to that menu item!
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I know Akanchha, thanks, but what happen to the keyboard shortcuts for two-page side-by-side? They don't seem to be covered in the list of short-cuts given on the page you link.
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Akanchha,
It seems that Adobe by their 'modernisation' of the UI has removed a facility that several of us have been using daily: A shortcut to swap between 1-page and 2-page view. Clicking around with the mouse may have felt modern in the early 80s but for power users, it's a painfull nuisance. Hence, your answer is not correct. In Modern Acrobat there is no shortcut to change the page view, and there is no way of adding your own shortcuts either. I am out of here and will find another PDF viewer.
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