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Hi, using acrobat reader i encounter the following problem:
Code:
~:$ acroread
Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged
then acrobat reader starts correctly but i can not use any of the shortcuts like
Ctrl+O, Ctrl+W
and so on, so useful on a laptop, not to use the touchpad.
acrobat version of reader is 5;
i just discovered today that when the num-lock is on the problem is up but the num-lock is off the problem is down and i can use shortcuts;
well, unfortunately i can not still access the menu bar using 'Alt' key,
I use Adobe 7, you might want to upgrade.
Go into edit>preferences>general> and check single key accelerators
The description is a bit off, it takes 2 keys to do most things.
File alt+f file ctrl+o open file atl+t tools alt+w window alt+e edit alt+v view ctrl+w close open doc
"ADOBE ACROBAT READER KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS" http://getit.rutgers.edu/tutorials/s...ts/index9.html
thank you,
and can you please tell me the correct line to add in my sources.list to upgrade acroread to 7.0, since i tried to update package list via aptitude but acroread did not appear
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