Adobe Reader: Restore Last Viewed Page when Opening Documents

   Posted by Lê Hoàng in Internet

When reading a long PDF document, it is hard to find exactly where you previously stopped. By using the following directions, Adobe Reader will automatically restart at your last viewed page. This is perfect for those long eBooks in PDF format.

1. Open your PDF file with Adobe Reader.

2. Go to Edit->Preferences…

3. In Preferences window, switch to Documents and check on Restore last view settings when reopening documents.

4. Hit OK to save the setting. From now on, when you close the document, Adobe Reader will automatically remember the page and restore that page the next time you open the file.

 

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2 Responses to “Adobe Reader: Restore Last Viewed Page when Opening Documents”

  1. October 08, 2012 at 5:18 pm, unknown said:

    thanks lee yang for this useful tip

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  2. January 08, 2013 at 1:14 pm, Rahul said:

    Thanks Lê Hoàng it was quite useful

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