Adobe acrobat reader 7.0 사용자 설명서
Customizing the work area
You can change the appearance of the work area to better suit your working style. For
example, you can change the appearance and location of toolbars and the navigation pane
and lock their position on the desktop. The work area that you create becomes the default
work area on your system until you change it.
example, you can change the appearance and location of toolbars and the navigation pane
and lock their position on the desktop. The work area that you create becomes the default
work area on your system until you change it.
To show or hide the menu bar:
To hide the menu bar, choose View > Menu Bar. To show it again, press F9.
To change the display of a navigation tab:
Do one of the following:
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To change the width of the navigation pane, drag its right border.
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To move a tab to its own floating panel, drag the tab from the navigation pane to the
document pane.
document pane.
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To move a tab to an existing floating panel or to the navigation pane, drag the tab to the
floating panel or the navigation pane.
floating panel or the navigation pane.
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To collapse a floating panel to show only the tabs, click the tab name at the top of the
window. Click the tab name again to return the panel to its full size.
window. Click the tab name again to return the panel to its full size.
To show or hide tool labels:
Do one of the following:
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Choose View > Toolbars > Show Button Labels > [option].
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Choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Adobe Reader > Preferences (Mac OS), and
select General. For Show Tool And Property Button Labels, select Default Labels, All
Labels, or No Labels. Click OK.
select General. For Show Tool And Property Button Labels, select Default Labels, All
Labels, or No Labels. Click OK.
Note: Tool labels are turned off selectively, regardless of preference settings, when space
in the toolbar area becomes limited.
in the toolbar area becomes limited.
To move a toolbar:
Do one of the following:
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To move a toolbar in the toolbar area, drag the toolbar by the separator bar, which is
located at the left edge of a toolbar.You can move the toolbar within the toolbar area, or
you can drag the toolbar into the document pane to create a floating toolbar. You can drag
the bar back to its original location.
located at the left edge of a toolbar.You can move the toolbar within the toolbar area, or
you can drag the toolbar into the document pane to create a floating toolbar. You can drag
the bar back to its original location.
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To move a floating toolbar to any other location, drag the toolbar by its title bar.
Moving a section of tools from the toolbar area
To lock or unlock the position of toolbars:
Choose View > Toolbars > Lock Toolbars.
The separator bars disappear when toolbars are locked.
Note: Lock Toolbars only locks the position of toolbars in the toolbar area. Floating
toolbars are not locked in position.
toolbars are not locked in position.
To dock toolbars:
Choose View > Toolbars > Dock All Toolbars to expand and dock all floating toolbars in
their default location in the toolbar area. If necessary, the toolbar area expands to three
lines, and toolbar labels are hidden selectively to save space.
their default location in the toolbar area. If necessary, the toolbar area expands to three
lines, and toolbar labels are hidden selectively to save space.
To return toolbars to their default configuration:
Choose View > Toolbars > Reset Toolbars.