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Page order cannot be optimized for each language on document spread pages.

For example, in documents written in vertical Japanese text, pages are generally displayed in right-to-left order. Currently, however, pages can only be displayed in left-to-right page order, and there is no way to optimize the page order for a language. A option is needed (it already exists in desktop application).

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  • AdminYogita Raturi (Admin, Adobe) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Thank you for sharing steps/relevant screenshots with us.
    We'll review these details and will share an update soon.

    Thanks again for staying connected!

  • Eiichi Tomita commented  ·   ·  Report

    P.S.
    Screenshot 3 is a more specific example. You read the sentences according to the direction of the arrows. The yellow highlighted section is a single sentence. In this case, the page order is left to right. Therefore, a sentence that straddles two pages will appear in this skipped location. This is the problem.

  • Eiichi Tomita commented  ·   ·  Report

    To Raturi,

    Sorry for the delay in replying.
    The details are shown in the screenshot I have included.
    I am talking about the issue when a document is opened in Acrobat and two pages are viewed at a time.
    As you can see in screenshot 1, the English documents show the pages from left to right.
    However, as you can see in screenshot 2, this is sometimes inappropriate for Japanese-language documents. In most of the documents, when Japanese is written VERTICALLY, the page order is from right to left.
    Of course, not all documents written in Japanese do so, but that is the general rule.

    At this time, the desktop application Acrobat has a feature that automatically recognizes the language and displays the pages in the correct order. However, the browser version (including extensions) does not.

  • AdminYogita Raturi (Admin, Adobe) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi,

    To assist you better, can you please share additional information as mentioned below -
    - steps/workflow you have performed
    - screenshot/video showing the option that you would like to have.

    Thank you!