Adobe Reader LE - full screen view?

Hello,
I've got an O2 Orbit 2 (HTC Touch Cruise) that came with Adobe Reader LE (v2.00.288531) pre-installed.
I'm beginning to think this version doesn't allow full screen display, which seems a pity when you're trying to maximise the use of 2.8 inches of screen real-estate.
Is there a view option to enable this?
I'm not particularly keen on downloading the full version of Adobe Reader because I don't like the way it always reflows my PDF's on transfer via ActiveSync. I know this can be a good idea sometimes, but not always. If this is the only way to get full scren viewing, then is there a simple way to disable ActiveSync from processing the PDF?
Thanks for your help.
Joe

>> Reader LE <<
My responses are always based on the assumption that the poster is looking for the best solution to their need... imho, Reader LE is far from your needs as well as being unsupported.
To meet your specifically stated needs, as far as I know, your only option is to write your own pocketpc pdf reader application.
>> The reason I don't want to convert (some) of my PDF files, is that I may wish to email then onwards to people who will be reading them on desktop machines. <<
Readers on desktop machines will see no visible changes in the document as a result of adding tags... if your need is legal, then you can always send them the original copy... if the tagging occurs while syncing, the desktop copy remains unaltered and can be copied to a memory card using a card reader to preserve that state.
Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]

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