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How to display m by n pages in Adobe Reader 10?
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I want to view a PDF document that contains images only. Displaying them in m by n is very convenient to compare one with the others.
Shortly speaking, how to display m by n pages in Adobe Reader 10?
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I want to view a PDF document that contains images only. Displaying them in m by n is very convenient to compare one with the others.
Shortly speaking, how to display m by n pages in Adobe Reader 10?
pdf adobe-reader
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
You really can't. I looked, and tried a couple of popular alternative PDF reader programs, but I could not find anything to do what you want.
– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily usingpdfpagespackage. :-)
– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46
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I want to view a PDF document that contains images only. Displaying them in m by n is very convenient to compare one with the others.
Shortly speaking, how to display m by n pages in Adobe Reader 10?
pdf adobe-reader
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
I want to view a PDF document that contains images only. Displaying them in m by n is very convenient to compare one with the others.
Shortly speaking, how to display m by n pages in Adobe Reader 10?
pdf adobe-reader
pdf adobe-reader
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
asked Jul 12 '11 at 11:16
xportxport
1,04021115
1,04021115
You really can't. I looked, and tried a couple of popular alternative PDF reader programs, but I could not find anything to do what you want.
– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily usingpdfpagespackage. :-)
– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46
add a comment |
You really can't. I looked, and tried a couple of popular alternative PDF reader programs, but I could not find anything to do what you want.
– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily usingpdfpagespackage. :-)
– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46
You really can't. I looked, and tried a couple of popular alternative PDF reader programs, but I could not find anything to do what you want.
– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
You really can't. I looked, and tried a couple of popular alternative PDF reader programs, but I could not find anything to do what you want.
– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily using
pdfpages package. :-)– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily using
pdfpages package. :-)– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46
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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.
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I found a work around that is good for 2 x 2.
Open your document and go to View --> Page Display --> Two Page scrolling
Then, set the page zoom to 50%.
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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.
edited Mar 20 '17 at 10:17
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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.
edited Mar 20 '17 at 10:17
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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.
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answered Jul 12 '11 at 11:46
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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.
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I found a work around that is good for 2 x 2.
Open your document and go to View --> Page Display --> Two Page scrolling
Then, set the page zoom to 50%.
answered 19 hours ago
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I found a work around that is good for 2 x 2.
Open your document and go to View --> Page Display --> Two Page scrolling
Then, set the page zoom to 50%.
answered 19 hours ago
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I found a work around that is good for 2 x 2.
Open your document and go to View --> Page Display --> Two Page scrolling
Then, set the page zoom to 50%.
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I found a work around that is good for 2 x 2.
Open your document and go to View --> Page Display --> Two Page scrolling
Then, set the page zoom to 50%.
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– KCotreau
Jul 12 '11 at 15:41
@KCotreau: OK no problem. I will use LaTeX to create a new PDF document where each page contains 4 pages of the original document. It can be done easily using
pdfpagespackage. :-)– xport
Jul 12 '11 at 15:46