Kindle DX - How to Remove Header, Footer in Acrobat Pro when Creating A PDF File
Dec 30th, 2009 | By Adobe-Masters.com | Category: Acrobat | 631 views | Subscribe | PDFSome of you have heard the news that Amazon Associates meets Blogger, and makes good to buy Kindle, the most wished for gift this year. So lets use the Kindle DX page for the example on how to remove the un-sightly headers and footers since its one of the most favored electronics for 2009. The Kindle DX web page was made into an kindle dx acrobat pdf file. A screenshot of the page is shown below.
Notice the header and footer shown at the top and bottom when you click in. If you’re at the point where you’re tired with ignoring the headers and footers, then read on for how to remove them.
How to Remove Header, Footer in Acrobat Pro when Creating A PDF File
The “Remove all headers and footers” section on the adobe help page explains it well. Simply choose choose Document > Header & Footer > Remove.
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A few months ago I bought a Kindle for me, and it is amazing, I can read hundreds of books without any need to carry them or even buy them, it’s great.
Thank you for this tip, now I finally can view full document without any footer, it’s amazing.
I am using Acrobat Professional to assemble a unified PDF document, and I think that your idea will be useful, thank you.
It is very sad that it is impossible to install foxit on Kindle dx, cause it is running much faster than adobe can even imagine.