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AdobeHelp
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Hi:
I just uninstalled the latest version of adobe on my computer and just installed adobe 5.0. My question is, how do I get the newest version of the MPEP and where do I drag and drop the pdf file so that I will be able to search using adobe 5.0. Thanks for all the help in advance.
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Jones
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I have a similar question. I've been searching this forum but can't find the answer. Is it absolutely necessary to uninstall the Reader and install version 5.0? Or can you simply use either the "search" function or "find" function in a newer version to simulate the test? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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Re: Adobe 5.0 and MPEP 8
« Reply #2 on: May 26th, 2007, 11:23am » |
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can anyone help us at all? and can someone list the steps in searching for answers using adobe? is it just a ctrl+f find function, because thats not that helpful for the exam
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dovn
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The search during the test only allows you to search one section/chapter at a time. So you can search chapter 700 or 2100 or the index but you can't search a combination of them at the same time. If you use the find function from Acrobat 5, it will closely mirror the exam. You can get the MPEP from the USPTO site in PDF form where each chapter/section is its own file. The newer versions of Acrobat spit out all the places where the search phrase is found at once and this is NOT how it works on the test.
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Re: Adobe 5.0 and MPEP 8
« Reply #4 on: May 26th, 2007, 8:57pm » |
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on May 26th, 2007, 11:23am, AdobeHelp wrote:| can anyone help us at all? and can someone list the steps in searching for answers using adobe? is it just a ctrl+f find function, because thats not that helpful for the exam |
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You double posted. There are two answers in your other post. Also check the the 171 pg (and still going, and going, and going,,,) Prometric thread. Everything you want to know about search procedures is covered there.
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