Guide to LaTeX (4th Edition) (Tools and Techniques

10.2. Portable Document Format 245
pdfpagelayout
(SinglePage) determines the page layout for the PDF viewer;
other values are OneColumn (all pages in a continuous column),
TwoColumnLeft (two columns, with odd numbers on the left),
TwoColumnRight (two columns, with odd numbers on the right);
pdfpagemode
(None) determines initial display in the PDF viewer; other values
are UseThumbs (show thumbnails), UseOutline (show bookmarks),
FullScreen (no tool or menu bars, window is full screen);
pdfpagescrop
a set of four numbers determining the crop box when the the
PDF file is opened, similar to a bounding box;
pdfpagetransition
(R) determines how the pages are changed; possible values are
Split (like opening a curtain), Blinds (like Venetian blinds), Box
(a rectangle opens from the center), Wipe (vertical line moves
across page), Dissolve (old page dissolves into new), Glitter
(variation on dissolve), R (replace); additional parameters can be
added where appropriate: /Dm (with Split and Blinds) followed
by /H (horizontal) or /V (vertical), /Di (with Wipe and Glitter)
followed by 90, 180, 270 for the direction of motion, /M (with
Split and Box) followed by /I (inwards), /O (outwards); see
page 344 for a simplified interface to this feature;
pdfstartpage
(1) the first page number to be displayed when the PDF file is
opened;
pdfstartview
(Fit) determines the initial view when the PDF file is opened;
takes values of Fit (fit page to window), FitH (fit to width), FitV
(fit to height), FitB (fit to bounding box), FitBH (fit to bounding
box width), FitBV (fit to bounding box height), XYZ (no change);
pdftoolbar
(true) makes the tool bar in the PDF viewer visible;
pdfview
(XYZ) determines the page view when a link moves to a new page;
takes same values as pdfstartview;
pdfwindowui
(true) makes the user interface elements (bookmarks, thumbnails)
in the PDF viewer available; if false, they are permanently
switched off;