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I have a PDF that can only be viewed in IE with Adobe Reader due to the DRM.
Printing is allowed, but as per the instructions, I need to zoom to a specific percentage to properly print the document (using the Current View option in the Print dialog).
When the PDF is read in the browser there is no menu bar and I only know how to zoom using the +/- buttons.
How can I zoom to a specific percentage?
In Foxit Reader, there is a Preference Setting... (File -> Preferences )..
Adobe Reader may have similar functionality.. OR use Foxit Reader... which is a great pdf viewer.
Choose: Page Display, in the Left Pane.
Then "Check" Forbid the Change of the current Zoom factor.
This will preserve the Current Zoom when moving around with BookMarks.
Hope this helps..
It appears that in Adobe Reader and many other PDF viewers the best you can get is 2 by N pages. In Adobe Reader set Page Display as Two Page Scrolling.
Possible workaround: Printing to PDF file Multiple pages per sheet.
In Adobe Reader go to Print, in Page Handling set Page Scaling to Multiple pages per sheet and set desired m by n pages per sheet.
Many PDF printing tools are listed in How to print documents to pdf.
Best Answer
You probably have Read Mode enabled. It can be toggled with the keyboard shortcut CtrlH.
In Read Mode you actually get a floating bar near the bottom centre of your screen. You can also click the Reader symbol in the circle to switch back to normal mode:
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Aside from PDF defined Read Mode settings, standalone PDFs open in normal view while PDFs opened within a browser open in Read Mode. To open in normal view by default within a browser (aside from PDFs created to always open in Read Mode), in the preferences (
Edit>Preferencesin the Adobe Reader program):Click for full size