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I am unable to find even the most basic capabilities - starting with PageUp / PageDown. The normal keys for those Alt-UpArrow and Alt-DownArrow only scroll one line - which is exactly what just the UpArrow / DownArrowwithout the Alt.

1. Adobe Reader Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
2. Adobe Reader Shortcut Keys Highlight

Program information. Program name: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (Text editing) Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is a free software to view PDF files on Windows, Mac and more. The Ultimate 2018 Adobe Creative Cloud Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet by Jamie In 2015, I created The Ultimate Adobe Creative Cloud Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet, where I listed all of the most useful keyboard shortcuts for all of the most popular Adobe Creative Cloud apps such as Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks. In fact, ALT + LEFT and ALT + FORWARD are also universal web browser keyboard shortcuts, though they take you back and forward on a per URL basis. In Adobe Reader, Previous View and Next View don.

I was also unable to find out how to jump to a page number. There will be more - except given the lack of paging I'm putting usage of this app on hold.

BTW is this the same App as used across all Android devices? I am thinking it is - given it is installed via Google Play.

2 Answers

Page Up and Page Down work without issues in Chrome's built in PDF interpreter and you can use Ctrl+Alt+G to jump to a specific page number.

You can make Chrome go full screen through the menu's zoom options, the F11 function key or use the Chromebooks full screen key:

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It looks like the Adobe Acrobat Reader app (version 18.2) doesn't play well in the Android apps for Chromebooks environment at the moment. If you go to settings you can find an option called enable shortcutsto improve navigation with paired keyboards (sorry I'm using my device in German, I have to guess here). When I enable this setting though it still won't recognize Chromebook shortcuts or the keys from my external keyboard.

It also doesn't detect external storage with Chrome OS 67 as far as I can tell, I thought this problem was solved in Chrome OS already.

BTW is this the same App as used across all Android devices?

Yes this is the same app used across all Android devices. From my point of view using Android since 1.5 and Desktop Linux distros as a daily driver for about 10 years now almost nobody cares about Adobe Reader to read PDF documents when the document in question has already been opened by a different app. PDF support in Chrome was introduced to make browsing faster and safer. There even was an FSF/FSFE campaign against »Get Adobe Reader« brand awareness advertisements where and whenever PDF is used, which probably was a bit controversial.

Adding details to the accepted answer from @LiveWireBT:

Here are the shortcuts for Adobe Acrobat Reader on Chromebook. They do NOT have PageUp/PageDown or Go to Page. Goodbye Acrobat !

I will be looking for alternatives that have solid paired keyboard support .

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Abobe Acrobat has always been one of the best PDF file readers and editors. It’s an easy to use program, and used by a greater number of users every year. However, did you know that it’s even easier to use with the help of keyboard shortcuts?

The list of shortcuts in Acrobat is quite large, and we’ve meticulously tried each one to find the most useful of the lot. The cheat sheat below will help you make the most of Acrobat on Mac.

Please find the contents of the cheat sheet below.

Adobe Reader Shortcuts Cheat Sheet

Adobe Acrobat Reader Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

Navigating a PDF

• Previous screen -> Shift+Enter
• Next screen ->Enter
• First page ->Shift+Command+Up Arrow
• Last page ->Shift+Command+Down Arrow
• Previous page ->Left Arrow
• Next page ->Right Arrow
• Previous open document ->Command+F6
• Next open document ->Shift+Command+F6
• Scroll up ->Up Arrow
• Scroll down ->Down Arrow
• Scroll (when Hand tool is selected) ->Space
• Zoom in ->Command+=
• Zoom out ->Command+-

Selecting tools

To enable: Preferences-> General, Use Single-Key Accelerators To Access Tools.

• Hand tool ->H
• Hand tool (temporarily) ->Space
• Select tool ->V
• Marquee Zoom tool ->Z
• Cycle through zoom tools ->Shift+Z
• Select Object tool ->R
• Edit Object tool ->O
• Enter/Exit Forms editing ->A
• Crop tool ->C
• Link tool ->L
• Text Field tool ->F
• 3D tool ->M
• Edit Document Text tool ->T
• Redaction ->Y
• JavaScript Debugger ->Command+J
• Insert Blank Pages tool ->Shift+Command+T
• Temporarily select Zoom In tool ->Space+Command
• Open Output Preview ->~
• Touch Up Reading Order tool ->Shift+Command+U

General navigation

Adobe Reader Shortcut Keys Highlight

• Move focus to menus ->Ctrl+F2
• Move focus to toolbar in browser and application ->Shift+F8
• Close current document ->Command+F4
• Move focus to next comment, link, or form field ->Tab
• Move focus to document pane ->F5
• Move focus to previous comment, link, or form field ->Shift+Tab
• Open context menu ->Ctrl+click
• Close context menu -> Esc
• Return to Hand tool or Select tool ->Esc
• Close all open documents ->Command+Option+W
• Move to next search result and highlight it ->F3
• Search previous document ->Shift+Command+Left Arrow
• Search next document ->Shift+Command+Right Arrow
• Select text (with Select tool selected) ->Shift+Arrow Key

You may also download this cheat sheet in PDF format as seen in the image above.