Thank you for responding to the ravings of an apparently clueless soon-to-be old bag! Took my hormones feeling much better now young ones.So, when I thought about what I'd written earlier--admittedly not without a pang or two of embarassment--it occurred to me that perhaps whatever modifications I'm seeing in different documents in reader are there because of information contained in those documents. I know about basic permissions and such, but perhaps other properties are also dictated by the document. It makes sense. This is a "reader. " LIght bulbs are popping.
My apologies to my fellow adobe users; I think I knew this was a user's forum, but in the throes of my distress chose to make myself look even more hysterical and silly than was strictly necessary, hoping it would somehow "get back to them."
Well. LIfe is clearly rather complicated on MY planet. No?
I'm always telling clients who are having difficulty with pdf attachments due to certain settings to create copies of these and change those properties. I do have access to Adobe acrobat at home so perhaps I can modify settings in it such that my resource documents will work better in Reader 10 at work.
Your comments about the changes to Office are not really on point. The office ribbon is designed that way in order to FACILITATE custom toolbars. Sorry but you're wrong there, and in fact I enjoy changes in software. Contrary to popular belief women over 50 are not universally silly, stupid, and allergic to change.
Goodness. Time for another hormone pill.
Love L
