Addobe Reader For Mac High Sierra
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wab123
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Adobe Reader 11 For Mac
I run a 2017 MBA, I use MS Word, having done so for years. Currently using Word from Office 365 2o16.
I write and occasionally have to save Word documents to .pdf, no problems with that.
(Several times over the past ten years I've tried to use 'Pages' but I give up, frustrated and disgusted, Pages is hopeless in my opinion)
On opening a saved .pdf, it opens in full screen mode, no problem with that.
BUT: The .pdf opens showing the last page first. The entire document is displayed back to front !
I have tried all the workarounds I can think of but so far, am unable to get the .pdf to display in correct order, i.e., beginning with page 1, 2, 3 etc.
I have Adobe Reader (free software) but rarely use it. It would appear that bottom the rung Reader will not alter the screen view.
I am advised Adobe Acrobat may help in rearranging display priority but Abode want $22/month for 12 months.
As I'll only use it once as working in PDF format is not within my purview, that expense cannot be justified.
Any Forum member got any solution/s ?
I write and occasionally have to save Word documents to .pdf, no problems with that.
(Several times over the past ten years I've tried to use 'Pages' but I give up, frustrated and disgusted, Pages is hopeless in my opinion)
On opening a saved .pdf, it opens in full screen mode, no problem with that.
BUT: The .pdf opens showing the last page first. The entire document is displayed back to front !
I have tried all the workarounds I can think of but so far, am unable to get the .pdf to display in correct order, i.e., beginning with page 1, 2, 3 etc.
I have Adobe Reader (free software) but rarely use it. It would appear that bottom the rung Reader will not alter the screen view.
I am advised Adobe Acrobat may help in rearranging display priority but Abode want $22/month for 12 months.
As I'll only use it once as working in PDF format is not within my purview, that expense cannot be justified.
Any Forum member got any solution/s ?