Where can I see page numbers in the new Acrobat Reader?

[Randall309237179w8c]

I no longer see Acrobat Reader generated page numbers when I open a document.

[Randall309237179w8c · Accepted solution]

Never mind. I found them on the right hand side of the screen. For some reason the right side of my displayed page is cut off. I can't seem to adjust it at all. 

[Joe30957186dvgu]

If you can't adjust the width, how did you find the page numbers on right hand side?  I see no way to add the Page Navigation menu bar items, i.e. current page number, page count, next page, previous page, etc.

[Randall309237179w8c]

I reduced the size of the window.

[Joe30957186dvgu]

Well I'll be darned.  Yeah that works and I would have never thought to do that.  What a quirky thing to have to do.  And the page navigation toolbar and icons remain once I did that, even after closing the app and reopening it or changing documents. It is as if Reader switches back to the old presentation format.  How weird!  Thanks!

[nataliap50894366]

I can only see the total number of pages. If I want to see what page I am on currently I have to hover my mouse over it. Anyway of getting it to show the page you are currently on? Previous version showed "Page 4 of 15" which was really useful. 

[gregorychristopher]

I just had the same issue; somehow took the upgrade and...

PDF is supposed to be "epaper". What paging system have you seen that would bury the page number on the side of a user interface like this? And nowhere does it say "page i of n" to give you a clue. The UI seems completely broken.

Another clue: The find command is now "find text or tools"!  So... the tools are so hard to find you have to add "navigating the user interface" into what you search for.

I am honestly thinking of switching to fox it or something that has some standard for usability.