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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Acrobat with the genre: Computers & Technology, Graphics & Design?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Adobe Acrobat X PDF Bible'
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Adobe Acrobat X PDF Bible
  A number of different eBook providers are listed on Adobe's Web site. You can find eBooks in several languages distributed by a number of different providers. To view Adobe's Web page, select Help⇒Digital Editions (Acrobat) or File⇒Digital Editions (Adobe Reader). Your default Web browser opens the Adobe Digital Editions Web page. Click Visit the Adobe Digital Editions library to browse and download eBooks and digital magazines on the Adobe Digital Editions home page. A list of free downloads appears on the linked Web page. Click the Read button appearing adjacent to an eBook to download the file. When the file is downloaded to your computer it appears in your Adobe Digital Editions. In Figure 27.4 you can see the Adobe Digital Editions with several eBooks I downloaded to my computer.
  Open the Preferences dialog box (Ctrl/Ô+K) and click Documents in the left pane. In the right pane, check Restore last view settings when reopening documents, as shown in Figure 27.6. You can choose to open all files on the page last viewed in your Acrobat viewer. For example, if you view a PDF document and quit Acrobat after viewing page 125, and then open Acrobat in another session, the PDF opens to page 125.
  Check Restore last view settings when reopening documents to view the last page viewed in a document when you reopen Acrobat.
  Open a menu at the top of the Adobe Digital Editions window to select menu commands for viewing, navigation, searching, and accessing help with eBooks.
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conversations.value: The preset calculation formulas are limited to addition, multiplication, averaging, assessing the minimum in a range of fields, and assessing the maximum in a range of fields. For all other calculations you need to select the Simplified field notation or Custom calculation script radio button and click the Edit button. In the JavaScript Editor, you write JavaScripts to perform other calculations not available from the preset formulas. Simplified field notation is written in the JavaScript editor and follows syntax similar to writing formulas in spreadsheets. JavaScripts, also written in the JavaScript Editor, require you to know JavaScript as it is supported in Acrobat.
  The Calculate tab offers options for calculating fields for summing data, multiplying data, and finding the average, minimum, and maximum values for selected fields. In addition, you can add custom calculations by writing JavaScripts.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: For all other calculations you need to select the Simplified field notation or Custom calculation script radio button and click the Edit button. In the JavaScript Editor, you write JavaScripts to perform other calculations not available from the preset formulas. Simplified field notation is written in the JavaScript editor and follows syntax similar to writing formulas in spreadsheets. JavaScripts, also written in the JavaScript Editor, require you to know JavaScript as it is supported in Acrobat.
  The Calculate tab offers options for calculating fields for summing data, multiplying data, and finding the average, minimum, and maximum values for selected fields. In addition, you can add custom calculations by writing JavaScripts.
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conversations.value: Menu items can be added with JavaScripts written as Trusted Functions to customize your Acrobat workplace. You can add menu items for just about any kind of action and position the menu command in any one of the Acrobat menus. For an example of how to add menu items, follow the steps below.
  Selecting a menu item opens a dialog box reporting the total pages in the open document, the total number of fields in the open document, and the total number of templates in the open document. Particularly useful are the Total Fields and Page Templates commands. Because you don't see any indication in toolbars as to how many fields exist in the document or whether the document contains any page templates, selecting the menu commands quickly reports total fields and page templates found in the document. In Figure 32.24, selecting the Total Fields menu command opened an alert dialog box that reports the total fields in the open PDF file.
  The total number of fields in a document are reported in an application alert dialog box after selecting the Total Fields menu command.
  In the JavaScript to create the Tools menu items, the first eight items handle the computations for total pages, total fields, and total templates. Lines 10 through 15 contain the addMenuItem objects and attributes for the menu commands' locations (Tools menu) and displays.
  This chapter was all about JavaScript. Even if you're not a programmer, some of the simple routines you learned in this chapter can be added to your documents.