Acrobat DC User Interface: Way to Change Theme? (Too Bright)

ADOBE should release a CLASSIC Theme Interface! As so many big companies of music DAWs do, so people can choose what they prefare.   I must agree with many here, reading out of the white is not as confortable as the older version. 

Is there any way to set the dark grey theme as default? I have to manually adjust every time I reopen adobe. I've tried setting the document preferences to 'Restore last view settings when reopening documents', but it does not seem to make a difference.

MUCH BETTER THANK YOU.

Go to view, Display Theme, Select Dark or Light theme.

Do you believe this has been going on for two years!

Oh God, do I agree with all of the above. Unfortunately, you are right in that a new generation of coders that are raised in the DC/Marvel style of programming are not going away.  The classic programming idioms of the desktop and the Human Interface Guidelines are passe! 

Adobe, I understand my generation of productive workers is retiring and passing away. We are being replaced with programming styles that venerate style over function and efficiency.  Yet efficiency and productivity are what pays the bills!  If you want the worker bees to be able to make honey, don't mess with the design of the hive!

DC is way too inefficient and hard to use--and the DC (and Windows 10 and Office 2017) minimalist design (let alone Android Material Programming) is going to cause a drop in productivity, until somebody else comes along and steals it from you!

Sigh.... I am using Adobe DC because I have to in order to create interactive forms for my clients.  I have spent hours doing what I used to do in less than one hour.  And I am not charging my customer the full freight of that.  DC is not worth the subscription in my opinion. I am a software slave to Adobe, yearning for the days when there was competition!

You slave in software,

Ray

I just upgraded to Adobe DC, and this product feels like a kid's toy.  Buttons are annoyingly colorful.  I wanted to buy a professional product, and this feels like I bought my five year old a set of bendable plastic toys.

Actually if you just apply the dark theme, it will just change the interface not page background

So, follow the steps , i hope it will clear your query

STEP-1

Change the theme

View--> Display Theme--> Dark UI

STEP-2

Change Page Background Color/Text Color/ Use High Contrast etc.

Edit-->Preferences-->Accessebility --> click on Page Background Color (Change as per your requirement)

The last versions of Windows make editors - like in this case Adobe - bring us awful interfaces just to comply with the new "visual aspects" of the systems which are clearly a joke. Do we really need HUGE menu entries and toolbar icons to be able to click on it with a 32x32 mouse cursor icon? Awful flat design where you can't distinguish anything? Flikering interface? I think this is the new generation of developers, who are Web developers by definition and don't even know of to develop a good optimized user-centrics client-side user interface. Go back to your JS/CSS/HTML and please stop provinding us such horrible software. I will uninstall this crap and use the Chrome PDF plugin as it seems this is the way to go now.