Hi Jed,
There's quite a bit to know about navigating PDFs, but some of the
highlights are that they are fairly easily navigable using Adobe Reader
X. You move to next and previous pages using Control-PageUp and
Control-PageDown, respectively. While on a page you read the text as
you would a web page, that is, using browse mode. Also, Adobe Reader X
has its own search function initiated using Control-Shift-F, and, since
this is also a Window-Eyes keystroke, you must press Insert-B in order
to pass it to Adobe Reader X.
hth,
Rod
On 7/02/14 4:09 PM, Jed Barton wrote:
Hey guys,
I have a pdf file ehre. It's a book. When i opened it. I can only
read the first few liens of it. It's a 15 meg file. Is there any
special navigation for a pdf file?
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