#pdf-reader

Answer: How to actually read ebooks? #computers #development #solution

How to actually read ebooks?

As more and more books appear in electronic form, I’m looking for a way to actually read them. Just staring at the PDFs on screen isn’t enough. I want to:

Highlight important parts and put notes and bookmarks there.

Have some kind of synchronization mechanism, since I use one computer at work and a couple of others at home and of course I want to see my annotations…

Answer: Solutions for presenting PDF slides with presenter notes on second display #computers #solution #development

Solutions for presenting PDF slides with presenter notes on second display

I made a presentation using the latex beamer class with notes. Now I have a problem displaying notes only on my display while presenting the slides to the audience using a projector. Beamer notes produce very wide pdf pages, each half page should be presented on its own display. A single page looks somewhat like this:

Cu…

Solution: How to open 2 Adobe Reader instances? #it #fix #programming

How to open 2 Adobe Reader instances?

I would like to see simultaneously pages in the beginning of the document and at the end. I can do that by opening the same document on different windows. But when I try to do so, the first instance opens and I can’t open a second one. I’ll will install a second PDF visualizer to do it, but I wonder if I could do something that didn’t require such extreme…

How-to: adobe acrobat reader – how to save your place? #development #it #answer

adobe acrobat reader – how to save your place?

I’m trying to read an ebook in adobe acrobat reader and I want to save the position I’m at between computer reboots / closing reader.

How can I save the page I’m at, or even better auto save?

Is there a better program out there that I can use? Is it possible to set my own bookmarks with Acrobat Reader?

Answer [by Brian R. Bondy]: adobe acrobat…

How-to: Hiding 'tools', 'comment' and 'sign' buttons in Adobe Reader XI #programming #answer #dev

Hiding ‘tools’, ‘comment’ and ‘sign’ buttons in Adobe Reader XI

How can I hide ‘tools’, ‘comment’ and ‘sign’ buttons from toolbar of Adobe Reader XI?

I found this, but did not work for me: http://blogs.adobe.com/acrolaw/2011/03/customizing-toolbars-in-acrobat-x-2/

Answer [by Cbuta]: Hiding ‘tools’, ‘comment’ and ‘sign’ buttons in Adobe Reader XI

View > Show/Hide > Toolbar Items > Hide Toolbars

TEN THINGS TRENDING GITHUB – WPMagic – Friday May 9, 2014

1. quilljs/quill Quill is a modern rich text editor built for compatibility and extensibility. It was created by Jason Chen and Byron Milligan and open sourced by Salesforce.com. 2. packetbeat/packetbeat Packetbeat works by sniffing the traffic and analyzing network protocols like HTTP, MySQL and REDIS.

To get started, check out http://packetbeat.com!

3. mozilla/pdf.jsPDF.js is a Portable…