I need to rotate a pdf in my adobe reader on my android device.

I am new to using this app on my android and am unable to rotate mydocuments. Also, how do I save highlights and notes? Help me fully utilize this to the fullest!

The free Reader can do very little more than reading (i.e. opening) PDF files. It certainly cannot rotate documents permanently. If you were in a computer, I would suggest using Acrobat, but I do not know if there is a version for Android devices.

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It seems like Adobe Reader is crashing on your device. Could you please follow these steps so that we may ascertain the reason for the same?
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Adobe Reader Team

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