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How can I keep page order right-to-left on two-page view?

I have a photo essay which was written in Hebrew (right-to-left), and prepared for printing as double spreads. When I save the document as PDF and open the "two-page view", the order is completely dstorted and is arranged in the English page order (left-to-right). Can anyone help in keeping the PDF on the Hebrew page order?

Many thanks,

Ayelet


ayelet zohar 499 days ago


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You should use the Hebrew version of Acrobat/Reader...


Gilad D (try67) answered 499 days ago  |   Comments (2)  |  New Comment
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Is there a Hebrew cersion of Acrobat? I never came across one...

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Yeah, there is, but it's not sold directly by Adobe, but by a company called WinSoft International. See: http://www.winsoft-international.com/en/products/print-publishing.html

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Hi,

View menu : Page display : Show cover page during Two-up


This can be settled as a default setting in Document Properties : File menu : Properties : Initial Vue

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Sorry, I forgot one important thing, go to File menu : Properties : Advanced : Reading options : Binding : Right Edge

This will revert page order.

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Hi everyone,
Thanks for your comments.
I have now actually managed to align the document in the right order, from right-to-left, and it works fine.
However, I have one more quick question:
I would like to fix the document so that it will open in a two-page view, regardless of the personal definitions of the reader's Acrobat Reader. In other words, I want the document to open as I have now designed it, and not to allow any changes in layout and viewing mode. How can I fix this feature?

Many thanks in advance,

All best,

Ayelet


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Go to File - Properties - Initial View, and set it there.
However, you can't prevent someone from changing the view settings later on.

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All options settled in "Properties" become document's default settings, after saving, and overrides app's settings.


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