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2 covers the preference settings for Full Screen view and Acrobat Search. The remaining preferences help users customize the Acrobat viewer environment for viewing, editing, and navigating through PDF files. Like any other application on your computer, examining preference settings when you first start using a program is always a good idea. All the preferences discussed in this chapter in reference to Acrobat Reader are identical to those available in Acrobat. (Additional preference settings unique to Acrobat are introduced when I discuss Acrobat preferences in 7.) Earlier versions of Acrobat placed a host of preference settings in submenus under the File menu. With the advent of many more features, Adobe has organized preference settings in one compact menu where different settings are grouped together in a single dialog box. From a list of categories on the left side of the dialog box of the Preferences, you can choose which category to modify by selecting the respective name for a given preference group. After it s selected, the right portion of the dialog box changes to correspond to the settings you want to edit. Choose Edit Preferences to access the Preferences settings. Depending on any additional plug-ins installed on your computer, you may see additional items appearing below the Preferences. The first preference category listed in the Preferences dialog box is Accessibility. Of all the preference categories, the attribute choices for Accessibility are different between Windows and Macintosh versions of Reader, as shown in Figures 3-7 and 3-8.

services. A number of tech podcasters at http://techpodcasts.com are involved in testing some of these new tools, so you should make sure you check out their shows for the latest developments.

In the world of Windows XP, files and folders are typically deleted by sending them to (and then emptying) the Recycle Bin. On a larger scale, entire disks can be deleted by using techniques such as formatting drives, or even deleting them completely. In the following sections you learn more about these methods, including why they cannot be considered secure alternatives in cases where you need to erase files, folders, or even the contents of a hard drive permanently.

The goal of traffic management is to maximize network resource utilization while satisfying each individual user s QoS. For example, the offered loading to a network should be kept below a certain level in order to avoid congestion, which, in turn, causes throughput decrease and delay increase, as illustrated in Figure 1.3. Next we highlight a set of QoS control methods for traffic management.

A wipeout covers existing objects in order to clear space for some annotation or to indicate that the covered objects will be changed and should therefore be ignored. A wipeout is a polygonal area with a background that matches the background of the drawing area. The WIPEOUT command creates a polygon of the same color as the background of your drawing area. To create a wipeout, follow these steps: 1. Choose Draw Wipeout. 2. At the Specify first point or [Frames/Polyline] <Polyline>: prompt, specify the first point of a shape that will cover existing objects. To use a polyline as the shape, right-click and choose Polyline. (The polyline can t contain any arcs when you use it for this purpose.) Then select the polyline and choose whether or not to erase the polyline. 3. At the Specify next point or [Undo]: prompt, if you specified a point, specify the next point.

This pointcut expression is named persistenceOperation It matches the execution of a method (this is known as the pointcut designator) In the com.wrox package In a class whose name contains UserJpaRepository On a method name starting with the word retrieve That accepts any parameter type Where the parameter name is userName And the method has any type of return value