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ADOBE ACROBAT 3D VERSION 8

User Guide

Acrobat also has numerous context-sensitive menus. These menus appear when you right-click/Control-click an

element in the work area or PDF that has such a menu associated with it. A context menu displays commands that

relate to the item or area that you clicked. For example, when you right-click/Control-click the toolbar area, that

context menu displays the same commands as the View > Toolbars menu.

Note: The Acrobat menu bar appears only if Acrobat is open as a stand-alone application. If Acrobat is open within the

browser, only the browser application menu appears at the top of the window. However, context menus are available in

both cases.

About toolbars

Toolbars reduce clutter in the work area by arranging tools in task-related groups. For example, the Page Display

toolbarincludesbuttonsforchanginghowmanypagesyoucansee at atimeinthe documentwindow.TheComment

& Markup toolbar contains tools for reviewing and annotating a PDF.

Any toolbar can float or be docked. Docked toolbars appear in the toolbar area. Floating toolbars appear as

independent panels that you can move anywhere in the work area.

Each toolbar has a grabber bar, which is a vertical gray stripe at the left end of the toolbar.

• When you position the pointer over a grabber bar, a tool tip displays the name of the associated toolbar.

• When you drag a grabber bar, the toolbar moves. You can drag toolbars off the toolbar area (so that they float),

dock them in the toolbar area, or rearrange them in the toolbar area.

Some toolbars appear by default and some are hidden.

Buttons in the Tasks toolbar behave somewhat differently from other toolbar buttons. Each of these buttons is

associated with a menu of commands. Click the arrow to the right of the button name to open the menu. For

example, click the arrow next to the Start Meeting button to display a menu of commands related to Adobe

Acrobat Connect meetings.

Position the pointer over a tool to see a description of the tool. Position the pointer over the grabber bar on the left

edge of a toolbar to see its name. All tools are identified by name in the More Tools dialog box (Tools > Customize

Toolbars).

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