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thanks cyberion1985 - I will try these. However, even shortcut keys will likely be unacceptable. thanks again
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thanks cyberion1985 - I will try these. However, even shortcut keys will likely be unacceptable. thanks again

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what version of pdf and outlook are you using
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what version of pdf and outlook are you using

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Adobe 7 STD and 10 reader<br />
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Outlook 2007
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thanks for the replies. nothing worked as far as forcing the attachment to open in portrait with no user intervention though. The previewer worked but they want to open directly in acrobat outside of outlook. <br />
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thanks
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thanks for the replies. nothing worked as far as forcing the attachment to open in portrait with no user intervention though. The previewer worked but they want to open directly in acrobat outside of outlook.

thanks

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Greetings,<br />
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so nearly everyone, including the boss, receive PDF attachments in Outlook that are always sideways and need to be rotated to be viewed. They want them to automatically open straight so-to-speak. Any ideas how this can be done? Outlook or PDF setting? <br />
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much appreciated
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Greetings,

so nearly everyone, including the boss, receive PDF attachments in Outlook that are always sideways and need to be rotated to be viewed. They want them to automatically open straight so-to-speak. Any ideas how this can be done? Outlook or PDF setting? 

much appreciated

PDF attachments sideways in Outlook 2007

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook

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