Have several PDF documents saved in Google Drive - Google Docs ...GD
As I need these or make revisions, using other systems, laptops etc... I save them back to the GD and open them for talks and discussions on my Android tablet.
They open just fine but if I have already viewed a previous version, the document name becomes name-1.PDF, name-2.PDF and so on.
no problem with that, or so I thought, as I simply figured I can open Adobe Acrobat on the tablet and delete the "older items".
I can't do that as there does not appear to be any kind of menu function for Delete, Clear Items, Clear List etc.
When I view any PDF document, tapping on the Right Side of the screen gives me a Menu option on top and I can either navigate back to the FULL LIST of all items or I can copy, share etc .... but No Delete function.
What am I missing, how do I delete my now 30 to 45 item long list of documents ?
When I access my Personal Folders and delete all downloaded items, that does not clear the Adobe Acrobat list as every PDF is still able to be opened from Acrobat itself.
As I need these or make revisions, using other systems, laptops etc... I save them back to the GD and open them for talks and discussions on my Android tablet.
They open just fine but if I have already viewed a previous version, the document name becomes name-1.PDF, name-2.PDF and so on.
no problem with that, or so I thought, as I simply figured I can open Adobe Acrobat on the tablet and delete the "older items".
I can't do that as there does not appear to be any kind of menu function for Delete, Clear Items, Clear List etc.
When I view any PDF document, tapping on the Right Side of the screen gives me a Menu option on top and I can either navigate back to the FULL LIST of all items or I can copy, share etc .... but No Delete function.
What am I missing, how do I delete my now 30 to 45 item long list of documents ?
When I access my Personal Folders and delete all downloaded items, that does not clear the Adobe Acrobat list as every PDF is still able to be opened from Acrobat itself.