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Include
pre-defined search queries through bookmarks or links
Pre-defined searches (implemented through
bookmarks or links) can help readers who are less familiar with
the subject matter, or just save typing. Searches can be expanded
in the background to include related terms or synonyms. The scope
of the search can be limited to the current document (Acrobat/Reader
6 or higher) or apply to a document collection indexed beforehand
(all Acrobat/Reader versions, not applicable to web-based PDFs).
Search phrases may also be selected from drop-down menus.
Using the standard ~JSBmk shortcut,
pre-defined searches can be created individually. With TimeSavers
and the custom Search shortcut, a group of bookmarks for different
searches is created in one operation, and placed under a specified
title (expanded when clicked), with a special symbol at the beginning
to make these visually distinct (in addition to color/font specification).
Examples:
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