You realize you application completely deadlocks my machine each time I have to open 300 meg 300 page Arch E documents for reviewing our 300,000 sqft building renovations/new buildings. Deadlocks for 10-15 minutes sometimes as you bookmark up/or thumbnail up every stud and wire in a 300,000 square foot building, each light, each sprinkler head, each motor, each receptacle, each datajack, each ceiling tile, each a/c register and return grill, each light switch, each panelboard, each smoke detector, each pull station, each pipe, each sink, each toilet, each door, EVERY SINGLE PIECE OF A 200-300,000 SQFT BUILDING. Why this feature was added is ridiculous, you obviously couldn't care less of the poor professionals using your software as you couldn't care less to allow us to simply completely disable the navigation pane. The best part is when I open the wrong volume of a 3-4 part set of 3-500 meg pdfs and find I need to deadlock the machine again to open the right 300 page volume, because of course it takes 1000 pages of 3'x4' drawings to document a building these days. So it appears the permanent fix is to stop using your software. I'm ok with that. It is fortunate for us the PDF is not owned by Adobe, but is instead a standardized format.
Brian McKeon
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You realize you application completely deadlocks my machine each time I have to open 300 meg 300 page Arch E documents for reviewing our 300,000 sqft building renovations/new buildings. Deadlocks for 10-15 minutes sometimes as you bookmark up/or thumbnail up every stud and wire in a 300,000 square foot building, each light, each sprinkler head, each motor, each receptacle, each datajack, each ceiling tile, each a/c register and return grill, each light switch, each panelboard, each smoke detector, each pull station, each pipe, each sink, each toilet, each door, EVERY SINGLE PIECE OF A 200-300,000 SQFT BUILDING. Why this feature was added is ridiculous, you obviously couldn't care less of the poor professionals using your software as you couldn't care less to allow us to simply completely disable the navigation pane. The best part is when I open the wrong volume of a 3-4 part set of 3-500 meg pdfs and find I need to deadlock the machine again to open the right 300 page volume, because of course it takes 1000 pages of 3'x4' drawings to document a building these days. So it appears the permanent fix is to stop using your software. I'm ok with that. It is fortunate for us the PDF is not owned by Adobe, but is instead a standardized format.