Helpful Acrobat Reader Tip for On-Line Magazine Articles

[Larry]

I know I'm not alone when it comes to sometimes having difficulty figuring our some computer things.... or remembering them later.

If anyone ever has a question about how something at PontiacRegistry.com works, or a question on how to make it work better, just yell!

Here is something that has bugged me before, and I couldn't remember (without a bunch of messing around) how to fix it. When you launch Acrobat Reader for an On-Line Magazine article and scroll through the pages, they JUMP to the next page too quickly for you to even realize what is happening. Is there a way to make it run "smoother".

Yes there is. Look at the symbols at the lower right of the Acrobat display. See the "symbol" that looks like two pages butted together top-to-bottom? Click on that. Then when you click on the up and down arrows to the right, it will scroll smoothly from page to page. Check the screen shot below.

And another thing. You do know that you can click on the photo below and it will open up much larger in a new window, right? Also, if it opens big and then shoots down to a smaller (often too small) size, just "wave" your curser (mouse arrow) over the photo and you will see a 4-way arrow looking box graphic show up in the lower right corner of the photo... click on it and the photo will enlarge. This is true of most all photos you open from the internet.

Sorry if this all sounds too simple for some of you geeks, I'm just trying to help. Any other questions?