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  #2855311 24-Jan-2022 08:09
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Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.




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  #2855343 24-Jan-2022 10:23
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Technofreak: Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.


Agreed. Scumbaggery of the first order.
Is there a silver lining in the form of a better freeware equivalent?




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  #2855346 24-Jan-2022 10:28
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elpenguino: ...
Is there a silver lining in the form of a better freeware equivalent?

 

I use Foxit reader.  Seems to work OK, small banner ad in the corner for their paid product.

 

I like that it allows you to type and insert signature into non-form PDFs, and it can read from a scanner when you're creating one.





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  #2855350 24-Jan-2022 10:37
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elpenguino:
Technofreak: Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.


Agreed. Scumbaggery of the first order.
Is there a silver lining in the form of a better freeware equivalent?

 

Sumatra is popular, but I find it has a weird menu layout. 

 

I prefer Pdf-Xchange Editor, as it is fairly functional and pretty light. 





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  #2855355 24-Jan-2022 10:45
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Technofreak: Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.

 

I don't use Adobe products myself, but I found another thread about it. Some people are adamant that rotation has never been in the free version (I'm pretty sure that's wrong). Others are adamant that it's still available in the current version. Are you getting some sort of "please buy" when you try to rotate, or is the option just missing?


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  #2855368 24-Jan-2022 11:07
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Stuff's autoplaying advertisement videos. They have a Pause button, which does pause the video, but is also rigged up so that it opens a new tab with the advertiser's website.


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  #2855371 24-Jan-2022 11:11
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Behodar:

Stuff's ... website.



Fixed that for you.

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  #2855554 24-Jan-2022 12:48
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The  Covid Booster Booking website pluralising the distance/location:   

"The vaccination centre is 756 ms away"

 

Wow!  I can get there in less than a second?  When did we invent travel that fast?

 

 


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  #2855556 24-Jan-2022 12:50
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evnafets:

 

The  Covid Booster Booking website pluralising the distance/location:   

"The vaccination centre is 756 ms away"

 

Wow!  I can get there in less than a second?  When did we invent travel that fast?

 

 

I was actually baffled by that when I saw it. I didn't even consider that it was supposed to be metres; as you're aware "ms" means "milliseconds" and I had no idea what it was going on about.

 

It seems they've added some wording; when I did my booking I think it only had an icon with "36 ms" next to it.


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  #2855557 24-Jan-2022 12:51
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evnafets:

 

The  Covid Booster Booking website pluralising the distance/location:   

"The vaccination centre is 756 ms away"

 

Wow!  I can get there in less than a second?  When did we invent travel that fast?

 

 

Believe me, I've pointed this out before...

 

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  #2855565 24-Jan-2022 13:04
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Technofreak: Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.

 

Zero issues on Adobe Acrobat DC


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  #2855567 24-Jan-2022 13:09
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freitasm:

 

evnafets:

 

The  Covid Booster Booking website pluralising the distance/location:   

"The vaccination centre is 756 ms away"

 

Wow!  I can get there in less than a second?  When did we invent travel that fast?

 

 

Believe me, I've pointed this out before...

 

@antoniosk

 

 

It's noted and in the backlog.





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  #2855850 24-Jan-2022 18:52
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Applications whose UI is so appallingly unintuitive or just plain broken that you have to resort to Google searches just to perform basic operations. Gmail and Signal spring immediately to mind.

 

 

Problem is that a lot of the time all you find is endless messages from other people trying to find out how to do the same thing. And a Gmail specialty when you're looking for help is to carefully describe steps that haven't applied to any version of Gmail in the last five years, because UI Refresh.

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  #2855878 24-Jan-2022 22:14
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Support pages on manufacturers websites that won't allow you to submit a ticket until you've jumped through every self help guide and every FAQ that is completely unrelated to the issue you have with their product.

 

 

So you're having an issue with the audio on you camera. Before we submit a ticket let's see if we can resolve the issue for you. Have you tried adjusting the contrast in the picture control settings?

 

 

 

Was this advice helpful.        Yes/No

 

 

No, it wasn't very helpful at all. Just give me a form that I can complete so I can explain what the issue is and you can get back to me.

 

 


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  #2855880 24-Jan-2022 22:25
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Behodar:

 

Technofreak: Adobe removing the rotate function from their basic/free version of Adobe Reader.

 

I don't use Adobe products myself, but I found another thread about it. Some people are adamant that rotation has never been in the free version (I'm pretty sure that's wrong). Others are adamant that it's still available in the current version. Are you getting some sort of "please buy" when you try to rotate, or is the option just missing?

 

 

Takes you to a please buy subscription page. The version I have never used to do that.





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