A smaller "save a copy" screen

Here is my problem. When I open PDFs in my firefox browser and want to save a copy onto my computer, and I click the "save" button, the "save a copy" screen (where you type in the name you want to give the file) opens in my browser as full-screen. I need it to open smaller-- the same size as "save" screens on other applications-- because I need to also see details about the PDF that I will give to the name. (I'm a scientist, and I'm usually saving the names of journal articles, so I want to get the author's name and title of the article written into the PDF name; it isn't always easy to memorize that, especially with unusual author names.) Is there a way to make the "save copy" box smaller?

it's possible but will require some add-on classes or component or a lot of work to save as a pdf. you can check blazePDF for as2. for as3 alivePDF is available.

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calmman8 wrote:
How can we restrict sensitive data leakage from Printing, "Save as", Copying and Priting screen?
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Restrict sensitive document leakage from Printing, "Save as", Copying and Priting screen?

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Hi.
You can also use the keyboard shortcut Alt+Ctrl+S (save as copy) when recording the action to add copy to the name.
There's an obvious one I missed. This solves a problem lurking in the action. Duplicate preserves the original name (plus "copy"). But the Save dialog will open to the spot recorded in the action. Not the source document folder. You might have to navigate to the right folder. So in this statement,
The file should be saved to the same folder...
needs a small correction. Change "should" to "probably won't".
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Thanks, MTSTUNER.
Peace,
Lee

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Thanks! Didn't see the check box.
"Dennis Knutson" wrote in message
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> It hasn't. "Select Save As..." and then check the box for "Save a copy
without
> updating callers." at the bottom of the dialog screen.
>
> "Tom Byers" wrote:
> >Can someone explain to me why the "Save A Copy As..." function has
been>eliminated
> in 6i?>>

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Hello,
first of all, coungrats' for the aquisition
second, i shall try to response to some of your "dislike" afirmations.
one:
about the translation, it's a classic old translation - the format "efectue" exists since the first phone was translate in french to be sold on the french market. It was standard imputed, and improved with years. I don't want to say that it's perfect the way it is (you should see the romanian version ) ), because neither one (except english) isn't, but it's fine..
two:
Google maps... on a product that uses his own maps, and a prepayd navigation sistem... i don't think they will ever do that... especially when the product owns a gps reciver..
three:
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four:
as for the radio, i saw someone posted on this information that the handsfree replaces the antenna, wich is true. if you want, you can switch the radio to the speaker, it's in the radio menu.
*Love phones*
Nokia 7390 v 03.84 * and others - 2630 & 6230 & 6680 & 8850
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> which you could have used Undo to step backwards with...
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Save A Copy As...

Can someone explain to me why the "Save A Copy As..." function has been
eliminated in 6i?

Thanks! Didn't see the check box.
"Dennis Knutson" wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
>
> It hasn't. "Select Save As..." and then check the box for "Save a copy
without
> updating callers." at the bottom of the dialog screen.
>
> "Tom Byers" wrote:
> >Can someone explain to me why the "Save A Copy As..." function has
been>eliminated
> in 6i?>>

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Keep in mind that what is on the screen in the current document
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Not sure I understood your requirement, but...
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<pre style="
font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 10px;
margin: 0px;
padding: 5px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
width: 720px;
color: #000000;
background-color: #FFDDFF;
overflow: auto;">
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end tell
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duplicate currentFile
end tell </pre>

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Hi rkarteek
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The situation:
A brand new iMac 27" running Yosemite 10.10.1
MacMini server running 10.8.5 server.
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Client on iMac trying to work on MS Word documents stored on server was requiring him to save the documents to his desktop and then copy them back to the folder on the server. The exact error message was, "This file is read-only. To save a copy, click OK, and give the document a new name in the save dialog box."
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