Hi Adobe People!

I was reading an E-Book today, and had the thought that it would be easier and more natural to scroll between the pages left-right rather than up and down. Perhaps an option to have this will be available in the future??

Examples of this in other places here:

I-Tunes' Album art view

Issuu's page flipping style

JavaPDF page turner feature

Perhaps even just an option within the Pages panel to have the pages scroll horizontally instead of vertically would be nice.

It's not neccessarily the turning feature of these, but the horizontal navigation of the pages that would make it more natural.

Also, some way (other than a scroll bar) to feel how far through a document you are.. Perhaps a visual "Pages Before vs Pages After current page" icon? 

I find i get disoriented reading anything on the computer for these reasons.

Thank you for you time :)

Hi,

It seems that the presentation function is not available in the free Acrobat.com service.

I am using it in France and no presentation is available in the menu, only files and conference/meetings are available.

Please could you tell me why I cannot find it?

Thanks.

Perhaps the "Menu" line (Document  Edit Insert Help) could be a little more clearly defined). I think it's a bit too faint at the moment.

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Buzzword needs styles.  This has been requested and re-requested over and over.  It has been promised for ages.  Please help us with this.

All my major textbooks in University now  comes in PDF. Studying online with the PDF documents has been extremely difficult especially with book with over 200 pages. I cant just contain it....its been so daunting trying to look for previous statement that was read on separate pages. I was thought it wise for Acrobat if it would enable such function, enabling user to colour mark texts on the document for easy referencing. Its  eally of no use printing out papers at this age. Thanks 

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PDFs should have effective date and expiration date fields in metadata. Moreover, when a user opens a PDF and the current system time is outside the effective date to expiration date range that the author has specified in Properties, the user should get an alert.

Because many casual users are unfamiliar with Properties, and many PDFs are created through the print interface of a word-processing program, the interface for entering these two dates should be part of the Create/Save PDF process.

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