Make Adobe Reader Remember the Last Viewed Page

Are you a bookworm who’s also very fond of reading e-books and always stumble into the part where you have to scroll painfully or guess where your last viewed page is?

Follow the steps below so the next time you open the Adobe Reader it’s no longer the first page you’d find but the same page you are reading last time.

A simple way to configure the settings of your PDF Reader:

1. Open your PDF Document. (The e-book that you are reading)

2. Click Edit and go to Preferences or simply type Ctrl+K in you keyboard. A dialog box will appear.

3. Click Documents and check the box for Restore last view settings when reopening documents.

4. Don’t forget to click Ok button after.

Computer Viruses for Dummies

by Peter Gregory

Copyright © 2004

Yes, this is for dummies. I’m expecting to find something exciting about viruses, pwedeng technicalities or amazing facts & trivias in simple words na still for dummies. Very basic.

This one is intended for those noob. Yung tipong pang end user lang talaga, no no for advance user, pero enough para sa average user.

Good thing about dummies book is napagtyatyagaan kong basahin from cover to cover (parang nobela lang) though I doubt if magreretain sa utak ko yung mga nababasa ko.

Naappreciate ko yung pagkakaexplain sa terms like jargons for easy comprehension of those not familiar with computer terms. Drawback, it is tiring to read for someone like me. Simpleng thought na pinapaikot ikot that I seemed lost at the end.

I'm halfway from reading this book, I'm not giving up from the thought that I might learn something new after.

Kung nagmamadali ka, this is not the book for you since it will cover certain topics in details. Partly spoon feeding  yeah.

Recommend?

No.

Yes. (I believe this is suitable for high school students and those who are just starting to take InfoTech or Compsci course.)