Single Page View

How do I set the PDF so when it opens you see the entire page rather than only the top half zoomed up?

Hi,
Please check if you have set initial view to the PDF file.
Open the file in Adobe Acrobat/Reader
File - Properties
click on initial view tab
If you have Adobe Acrobat, you can change it to single page view.
Regards
Aditya

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