"Previous View" button default setting for all readers

[Liis5E7F]

Hi! I have a question regarding Adobe Acrobat Reader toolbar settings. I know I can configure my own toolbar however I want to, e.g., adding a "Previous View" button for easy access to that command.

Is there a way to include in an individual PDFs settings that whenever someone opens my PDF with Adobe Acrobat Reader, they will see the "Previous View" button on their toolbar by default? (Even if they haven't added it to their toolbar themself).

I know that I can add a "Previous View" button directly onto the PDF itself by using Adobe Pro and completing the following steps: Tools > Interactive Objects > Add Button. But this is not the solution I'm looking for. I want to know if there's a way to add a permanent "Previous View" button on the toolbar of everyone using Adobe Reader to view my PDF. 

[JR Boulay · Accepted solution]

Answer is no.

[PeytonT]

Really?You can add a Previous View button by  add a "Previous View" button by completing the following steps: Tools > Interactive Objects > Add Button? When I go ot Tools I don't see an Interactive Objects choice available. Am I missing something?

[S. S]

Hi @PeytonT,

Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!

Once you get into Edit Mode-> click on "more" under "Add Content"-> click on "Button"-> click Properties-> Actions Tab-> select the trigger and then the action as "Go to Page View"-> link the page.

Hope this helps. 

Regards,
Souvik.