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26 Dec
2013
26 Dec
'13
5:26 a.m.
On Mon, 23 Dec 2013 18:07:07 +0100
Hans Hagen
it's a browser setup (although a document does contain info about it being doublesided so that a viewer can adapt accordingly)
Many of the ConTeXt manuals seem to put the Adobe Reader into a specific mode, for example two page, even when one takes care to setup the reader according to one's own preference, for example one page. I find this somewhat annoying. Is this simply a "feature" of the Adobe Reader activated when displaying a properly doublesided document or is this something that the (ConTeXt) author chose through, say, \setupinteraction ? That is, is the Adobe Reader to be blamed (for not honoring its setup) or rather the document? Alan