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Virginia Systems

Founded as a consulting firm in 1984, Virginia Systems has been a leader in text retrieval, document imaging, and index generation software for both the Mac OS and Window platforms and the internet since 1986.

Virginia Systems also offers custom software development for Macintosh and Windows.

Their diverse international customer base includes federal, state, and local governments and agencies; attorneys; universities; resume service providers; pharmaceutical, computer, publishing, and chemical companies; and other Fortune 500 firms.

Activate
Create an index that is fully hypertext-linked for your PDF files with this third-party plug-in.

Visit their site at www.virginiasystems.com.

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Tips about plug-ins

While plug-ins add more functionality, they also increase the required amount of memory. To minimize that memory, you may want to install only the plug-ins that you use. A plug-in must be located in the plug-ins folder to load correctly. You can temporarily disable plug-ins when starting your software.

To disable a plug-in:

1. On Windows, open the plug_ins folder inside the Acrobat folder within the Acrobat 7.0 application folder. On Macintosh, Control-click the application icon, and choose Show Package Contents. Then double-click the Contents folder and open the Plug-ins folder.

2. Select the plug-ins you do not want to load, and move them out of the folder. Some of the plug-ins may be in folders within the plug-ins folder.

To temporarily disable all plug-ins:

Press the Shift key immediately after starting Acrobat.