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Introduction
Enhanced Functionality
Note
Bright
Bright blue
blue text
always denotes a
hyperlink that will
jump to that
information when
you click on it.
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Glossary
Article An Acrobat feature that
allows the user to follow a chain of
text columns within a Section or
How To
multi-page figures.
Bookmark A link to an Acrobat
view in a hierarchical list that allows
the user to quickly move from one
part of a document to another, as
How To
well as between documents.
Collection A group of Adobe PDF
files (also called documents).
Display mode Acrobat has
three: Page Only, Page w/
Bookmarks and Page w/
Thumbnails. The Data Book
defaults to Page w/ Bookmarks.
Find An Acrobat command that
allows the user to locate a phrase
How To
in the current Section only.
Link A predefined area on a
page that will, when clicked on,
execute any of a number of actions
(Go To View, Execute Menu Item,
etc.). The Go To View will jump to
another location in one of the
documents in the collection.
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Anatomy of
the GPSA
Electronic Data
Book
GPSA
Installation files
Acrobat Reader
The collection
Main screen
Table of Contents
Data Book Help
Docs
Section 1
Section 26
Index Files
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C
C
D
D
E
Inside Scoop
However, whether you are an Acrobat newbie or an
old pro, a few minutes spent reviewing the next
several pages will give you the inside scoop you need to
efficiently find your way around the Electronic
Data Book.
User Tips
Click on any letter for
important information on
the Electronic Data Books
layout and navigational
features. Also, see the notes
on monitor settings.
F
A
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Sliding Bar
Bookmark
Window
Windows with a
View. Adjust the
Sliding Bar so you
can read enough of
every bookmark
while maximizing
the width of the
Document Window.
Document Window
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The Bookmark Window
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Return to
Previous View
Go to the
Next View
To go to First Page
To go to Previous Page
To go to Next Page
To a Referenced Figure
Click on the bright blue text
F
(e.g., Fig 21-3) and the Electronic
Data Book
will serve up the desired
Fig. 21-3
illustration or table. You can change
the view according to your
needs (see C, above), but
To go to Last Page
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to take you
Previous Page button
backwards until you find the one
youre looking for. To return to
where you were reading, click
either the Previous View button ,
(up to nine times) or the topical
bookmark where you were reading.
To View a Reference
Superscripted numbers are
reference citations. References are
listed at the end of each section.
Take note of the number and use
the REFERENCES bookmark or the
Last Page button (on the Toolbar)
to jump to the list. If the number
youre looking for is not within
view, scroll the page or use the
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Search
Needle in a haystack? No problem.
rying to find a particular word or phrase? The
Electronic Data Book (via Acrobat) gives you two
ways to do it. The first, and most limited, is the
Acrobat Find command. It allows you to locate any
combination of characters in the current Section (or
document) only. See the heading, To Search the Current
Section Only.
Note
Although Acrobat will perform full
text searches, many of the figures are
bitmapped images and the text they
contain will not be located during any
type of search.
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Search
To Search All Sections From a
Data Book Menu Bar
2. For Look In, choose [Select
Index].
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Search
To Search the Current
Section Only
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