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10.5: Use Preview to instantly see changes to PDFs
Authored by: bodger on Mon, Nov 26 2007 at 5:50PM PST

Under Tiger, I used to use File > Revert to manually force a reload. There's no keyboard command by default, so I bound it to cmd-opt-R (using the system keyboard preferences). It wasn't quite as fast as an auto-reload, but with the keyboard shortcut it was good enough for me.