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I was wondering if there is anywhere online that has PDF files of Motorola user manuals. I'm looking for the STX 821 in particular. I've googled without any good results. I know I once saw a place once before but can't remember where
 

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lol, thanks for the help. Only problem is the text is sideways. I guess you can't help me with that. I'll just have to turn the montior on its side :)
 

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mlevin said:
Only problem is the text is sideways.

Easy to fix - in Acrobat reader, select VIEW, then ROTATE VIEW, then the direction to rotate, or if you have the latest version, look in the toolbar - you should see what looks like a little blue sheet of paper and a little white sheet of paper with a curved arrow - click to rotate.
 

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One problem, I don't have either option in my acrobat reader. I think I have an older version.
 

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Poke around, the feature has been in acrobat for a while... They like to move things around in the menus when they change versions, so it might be somewhere else or named differently...

Or you could always upgrade, since it is free, if not necessarily painless...
 
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