Page size view in mobile

Any thoughts on why this page when viewed on an iPhone/any mobile device appears close-up on the video, as opposed to scaling back to it's original page format/size? Thanks for your advice.

I figured this one out after having no luck with support.
What worked for me was - go to Edit/Preferences and select "Documents" Then uncheck "restore last view settings when reopening documents"
After that all will look good :-)

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How can I change the page size of a pdf so i can view it on my iphone more clearly?

I think there may be more to this question than you say.
If your PDF page is say, 8 x 12 inches, and you found a way to scale it to 25%, changing it to 2 x 3 inch, shrinking everything on the page to quarter size - wouldn't it look exactly the same on the iPhone? It's just going to be the same as zooming.
Or were you hoping for something more like in Word, where changing the page size keeps everything the same size and spreads it over more pages? That isn't something you can do.

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I use both version 6 and version 8 in Acrobat for Windows. One of the reasons I haven't given up using Acrobat 6 on my workstation is that I can see the page size at the bottom left of each page in the single page view. I can't figure out how to get this displayed in Acrobat 8, nor find it in a help screen or among these forums. Anyone have any advice?

I am not sure, but I think you just move the mouse down to the lower left of the window and you get a popup. At least that is the way AA7 works. It is no longer displayed by default.
By the way, you are really asking a question that in the future you should put in the forum and not the feature request area. If you got a negative answer in the forum and felt it was a needed feature, then here is the correct place to come.
Hope I answered your question in any case. It had been answered a long time ago in the forum, but may not be in the archives any more. I will agree that I can't find it in the help menu either. I may just not be looking for the correct thing.

Webi Page View Not Displaying Page Size Correctly.

Hi Everone,
I have an issue with one report where the page size sttings do not translate when viewed in HTML Page View.
Figure one is the report as seen in the editor - as you can see the page is displayed correctly - A4 Portrait:
And, when the report is viewed in PDF mode - again, no issues:
But when viewed in HTML page view - it blows out the width of the page:
Now this report, as far as I can tell, is set up no differently than 6 others that are designed to be printed as PDF, all of which do not display this behaviour.
We design them to be printed as PDF but present them to the user in HTML Page view in order to allow injected JavaScript’s in the report to be run. This does not happen when you jump directly into PDF mode.
I have checked in design view and I don't have any wayward report elements pushing out the width and the PDF renders correctly which would not happen if there were hidden elements causing issues, it would render a bunch of blank pages.
So, I am at a loss. The page view is correct in edit mode and in PDV view mode but not in HTML page view. Has anyone else had this issue? I can’t work out why this happens only in one report when all the others work properly.
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- Nick

Hi,
I think it may be <div class="html5gallery-viral-0"> (contains the social media buttons) // screencasteu.worldsecuresystems.com/AP/2013-08-01_1033.png
It's the only element that isn't in sync with the other elements on page, when compared to home.html for example.
Kind Regards,
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View page size without opening file

Is there a way to view the page size of a pdf document without actually opening the file?
My use is in a print shop as a part of a preflight check. I often recieve artwork setup to the wrong page size, and it often arrives as part of a dump of 30+ files. At the moment I am opening each file, and checking the document properties in viewer to get the page size. I've tried adding a "dimensions" column into windows explorer, but that doesn't work on pdf's.

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The program I use to create the TIF files (OpenText's eDOCS Imaging) does not make PDFs, it makes TIFs (and TIFFs). To then convert this, if I try to do it through Adobe directly, I get an error which prompts me to open it in the native program and to choose print and then select the adobe printer.
This works perfect if every page is the same size, but many times my documents have many different page sizes as well as portrait and landscape within the same document (but that is a separate option).
Doesn't Adobe have a "use the original page size / orientation" as an option when creating PDFs from existing documents?

My 'front page' is suddenly enlarged, how do I get it back to 'normal' size view?

my 'front page' is suddenly enlarged, how do I get it back to 'normal' size view?

You have Zoom on... double tap with three fingers to turn it off. Go into Settings > General > Accessibility to disable it.
See p. 243... http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iPhone_iOS4_User_Guide.pdf

Problem with page size for mobile version

the mobile version of the site is not full width and there is a gap in the right side . i set the page width size to 320 or 380 or 460 but the problem is there no matter of the page size.

Hi
Please refer to the suggestions mentioned in this thread :
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6097977#6097977
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How to view image size compared to Page size

In previous versions if you clicked the bottom left onthe frame of an image where the document size is you would get a small popup of an outline of the image size compared to the current page size. I cannot figure out how to see this in the new CS4 version. I've tried everything, help!

Hello Heiko,
I don't know, if it is possible, but I would say,
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Does 'Export Relative to Page Size' NOT work in Kindle books & some other ereaders?

Hi I've been looking at this issue that has made the wheels in my head work overtime! I've made a book with pictures for the Kindle store and all the images look too small.
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InDesign doesn't have an export to Kindle function. It is not designed to export in the Kindle MOBI format.
There are many things which are lost when converting from EPUB to MOBI files. I'd recommend doing some reading on Elizabeth Castro's blog where she talks about some of these limitations. Also read her book "EPUB Straight to the Point for her section on converting to Kindle.
Formatting ebooks - EPUB Straight to the Point
Another good place to ask is in the Mobile Read forums where many long-term eBook experts reside: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/

Page size that I have to put my site to see the same on a computer supports both laptop and a desktop computer ?

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The viewport on a computer is adjustable by the user. iWeb sets the viewport width to the page width that you chose in the layout menu. No matter what the end user does, the page width is static and a reasonable compromise for the width of a web page that will be viewed on these devices is 980 to 1024 px.
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Why is page size different from my original Illustrator file?

My art board in Illustrator CS6 was set to the correct dimensions (4.25" x 5.5") with an added bleed (set to .125"). However, when I save as a PDF and viewed the resulting document in Acrobat Pro, there is now almost a half-inch ADDED to the overall page size of the document! This has never happened to me before when saving documents as PDFs. Is there a setting somewhere that I can change to make this stop happening?

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Hi,
While trying to stream Java2D objects to a PostScript file using Java Printing API, I found I couldn't change the page size, it always gives me ISO_A4 size. In the following modifed sample from printing doc, even if I changed the book's page size and printer media size attribute, it still gave me ISO_A4 size.
thanks for your help
Frank
==== Code ====
import java.io.*;
import java.awt.print.*;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.print.*;
import javax.print.attribute.*;
import javax.print.attribute.standard.*;
import java.util.Date;
public class Print2DToStream2 implements Printable {
public Print2DToStream2() {
DocFlavor flavor = DocFlavor.SERVICE_FORMATTED.PAGEABLE;
String psMimeType = DocFlavor.BYTE_ARRAY.POSTSCRIPT.getMimeType();
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System.exit(0);
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aset.add(MediaSizeName.NA_LEGAL); // no effect
aset.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
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//p.setSize(595, 842);
//p.setImageableArea(0,0,595,842);
p.setSize(612, 1008); // didn't take it
p.setImageableArea(0,0,612,1008); // didn't take it
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System.out.println(new Date());
} catch (PrintException pe) {
System.err.println(pe);
} catch (IOException ie) {
System.err.println(ie);
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if (pageIndex == 0) {
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System.out.println("printing ... ...");
return Printable.PAGE_EXISTS;
} else {
return Printable.NO_SUCH_PAGE;
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}

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Frank

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