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Originally Posted by eljefe
It is definitely happening with all of my PDF's. When I open them on my PC they are all collapsed. They are all fully expanded on the reader and if there is a way to expand or collapse, I haven't figured it out
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I'm not sure if Matthijs' response to you was a language-barrier problem or not; though he said the 800 defaults to opening a PDF with the TOC collapsed, he may have meant "expanded." If he meant to say it defaults to an expanded TOC, then you're hosed until they fix it. However, if he spoke correctly, then there may be a fix for you. I fiddled around with a couple of PDFs with multi-level TOCs, and while there doesn't seem to be any setting in Acrobat to explicitly define this behavior, if I open a file, ensure the TOC is fully collapsed, and then do a Save As to force a new save of the document, the next time I open it, the TOC is indeed fully collapsed.
First, I don't know if you have the full version of Acrobat, but you ought to be able to find any number of about a bazillion PDF editors out there to give this a try. I know you said the files open already collapsed on your PC, but if I were you, I'd try opening one of the offending PDFs, forcing the TOC to fully expanded, save the document like that, then re-open it, force the TOC to fully collapse, and then re-save it, and then load it back onto the 800 to see what happens. Doing this cumbersome process may force-set some flag in the PDF structure that the 800 will then read and correctly process.
Another thing: when you open an offending PDF on the 800 and then manually collapse the TOC, does it remain collapsed the next time you open it? If it does, then there certainly is a flag somewhere that is being set, and you should through trial and error be able to find it.
I'm just shooting in the dark here, hope you can find a solution. That would indeed be annoying, to say the least.
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