pdf of merchant of venice

This will finalize the changes on your new page, and you won't have access to the Edit option on that page going forward

The actual size for a PDF page is typically 100%, but the document may have been set to another magnification level when it was createdChange the magnification with zoom tools Do one of the following: Click the Zoom In button or the Zoom Out button in the toolbar

Enter a magnification percentage in the Common Tools toolbar, either by typing or choosing from the pop-up menuDrag the Marquee Zoom tool to define the area of the page that you want to fill the document pane(View > Zoom > Marquee Zoom) Drag the Continuous Zoom tool (also called Dynamic Zoom) up to increase the magnification and down to decrease magnification

(View > Show/Hide > Toolbar Items > Select & Zoom > Dynamic Zoom) Note: When the Marquee Zoom tool is selected, you can Ctrl-click or Ctrl-drag to zoom outHolding down Shift switches temporarily from the Marquee Zoom tool to the Dynamic Zoom tool

Change the magnification with the Pan & Zoom Window tool Choose View > Zoom > Pan & Zoom, or click the Pan & Zoom tool in the Select and Zoom toolbar

Do any of the following: Drag the handles of the box in the Pan & Zoom window to change the document magnificationBates numbers appear as headers or footers on the pages of each PDF in the batch

The Bates identifier is referred to as a number, but it can include an alphanumeric prefix and suffixThe prefix and suffix can make it easier to recognize the central subject matter of the files

Note: Bates numbering is unavailable for protected or encrypted files and some formsAdd Bates numbering When designating documents for Bates numbering, you can add PDFs, and any non-PDF files that can be converted to PDF