Initial view for portfolio

I have 9 standard on vista and I set my initial view to show bookmarks, but when I save and reopen it does not show them. how do I fix that? Also how to I set it so that the portfolio opens to a specific file in the portfolio/page view?

Default documents in PDF Portfolios - see my old blog.
Showing the bookmarks panel (by changing the Document Properties) should work for a standalone file, but it won't change what's shown on the previews in a Portfolio.

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Default documents in PDF Portfolios - see my old blog.
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I need to have 2 different initial view for my web dynpro application eg: View1 and View2. There will 2 group of users using the respective Views. However the first group should not be able to see other view(View2) and vice versa.
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Default documents in PDF Portfolios - see my old blog.
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Enhance initial views for cProjects

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My requirement is to enhance the initial views of cProjects (e.g. Projects, Tasks, Checklist Items, Templates) by an additional tab where I want to provide a custom report. (I know that there is the possibility to add an additional tab for specified project elements, e.g. project definition, project role.)
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I have just started using the new portfolio feature, I have four forms that I've combined. I am using the Grid with Preview option to layout the files. When I open the portfolio it always opens to the same page in the second form, how do I change it to open to the first page of the first form?

Michael,
Can you explain precisely?
Cover Sheet? In Acrobat Pro 9? Where?
A search in the Help file returns nothing when searching for "Cover Sheet" or even "Welcome Page."
In Acrobat Pro 8, there was an explicit command to set the currently viewed document as the start document.
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Using the new PDF Portfolio Feature. I went to file>portfolio properties and select initial view tab. I changed magnification level to "Actual Size", however when i open the pdf, the initial view is not 100%. Can anyone help me?

I'm not sure what it means to set the Initial View of a Portfolio to a given size. If I try setting the Initial View for either a Portfolio or a single PDF to 'Actual Size', when I come back to check the setting it always says '100%'.
A PDF Portfolio will open up to a navigator that shows you various attached files. I'm not sure what Actual size means in terms of a Portfolio, but all of the attached files are represented inside the Portfolio on Cards. Depending on the current navigator your cards, and the files represented on them, may be various sizes, unless you are using the Freeform or Grid navigators which can have one of 3 different card sizes: Large, Medium or Small. With the other 3 navigators, Click-Through, Linear or Wave, the card will adjust to a predetermined maximum size depending on the size of the Acrobat Viewer window.
Now, if it is a PDF that is inside a Portfolio, then when you click on it, it should open that PDF in the Navigator View at Actual Size if that is what you set for the PDF (not the parent Portfolio). I made a Portfolio with 2 versions of the same PNG file converted to a PDF. One of them I set the Initial View to Actual Size, and the other one I set to 100%. Both of these open and view identically inside the Portfolio, as well as when I open them into Acrobat from within the Portfolio.

CProjects initial views configuration (PPM 5.0)

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I am new to PPM 5.0
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Thanks
Edited by: Rob Burbank on Nov 19, 2010 4:55 PM

Hi,
in addition: In the Release Notes available under
[http://service.sap.com/releasenotes|http://service.sap.com/releasenotes]
   -> SAP Solutions
     -> Release Notes SAP Portfolio and Project Management
In chapter "UI Alignments (Enhanced)" you'll find:
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Define Initial Views:
Collaboration Projects -> Basic Settings -> Define Initial Views for cProjects
This Customizing activity to define the initial views for cProjects is obsolete and has been
removed. Equivalent settings can be made via portal content adjustments or in PFCG role
customizing. In addition, please note that the initial view Resource Planning for embedding
the resource planning application (RPA) if the WFM Core integration for resource
management is used is not available in 5.0. The RPA can be called separately if required.
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I have spend a great deal of time researching this exact question. What I have found is that essentially the answer is "no". I have come up with a workaround that isn't painless, but it gets the results I want without having to touch every pdf after it is opened.
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I'm trying to batch create multiple pdf's from word files, and use the epilogue.ps file for setting the initial view and opening the bookmarks panel, but i keep getting no satisfying result.. i'm probably missing something fundamental.
I've read some forum posts and adobe help posts explaining this, so i'm pretty sure this would be possible?
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http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/X/pro/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7f0f.w .html see advanced panel options
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7f14.w.html
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Anyone know if I can set a default page view for files when they are opened from a portfolio.
I've got a portfolio file containing 2 folders - portfolio display is sliding row with sidebar - the 2 folders appear fine and the files within each folder appear fine too. Everything works. However one thing's bugging me.
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Meant to say when the files are then opened in Acrobat Reader.

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I usually want most of the PDFs I create to open with the pages panel displayed and “fit to window”. Currently I open every PDF and change that in the document properties under “Initial View”, save and close.
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Is it possible to set this as the default for all newly created PDFs as part of the job options definition?
I've searched in the different settings panes, but to no avail.
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That must be done in Acrobat.
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