Maybe he could dump his .acrobat or .adobe directory in his home
directory and start acrobat again, ofcourse it would be like a new first
time run but it would work, or that that resizing thing may also work
...
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 10:44, Tony Pagliocco wrote:
> Anyone with AcroRead experience,this ones for you!
>
> I got a friend , really I do, who uses AcroRead to view PDF's in RH9.
> He opened a file to view and resized it to make it bigger. Problem is
> he resized it over the boundries of his view space. So now he cant
> resize it down so whenever he opens a file in AcroRead now, he cant
> min it, max it, move it, etc. If he opens a second file in AcroRead,
> it shows up normal. Is there a way to fix the configuration so that
> whenever he opens up a file in AcroRead, it will not default first to
> the huge screen he accidentally set.
>
> My first suggestion was to chagne his resolution to bigger, resize it back
> down, and then go back to the original resolution and see what happens.
> Is this viable u think?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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