Vollbild Modus deaktivieren

[ray21993526iitl]

Wenn ich eine PDF Datei mit doppelklick öffnen will, geht die PDF Anzeige in den Vollbildmodus... so dass ich meine anderen geöffneten Fenster  am Windows PC nicht mehr sehen kann .....  Das nervt .. 

Vielen Dank für einen Tipp

[Tariq Ahmad]

Hi ray21993526iitl, 

Thanks for reaching out. 
If this is happening with all PDF files. Launch Acrobat > Edit >Preferences > Full Screen. 
Check the preferences or change them according to your requirements, then click OK. Relaunch Acrobat, then try double-clicking on the PDF file and see the impact.  

Please ensure your copy of Adobe Acrobat is updated. To check for any pending updates, launch Acrobat > Help > Check For Updates.

If you are still experiencing the issue help us with the following details:

1. Acrobat version installed:   https://adobe.ly/3PQQ7nE
2. OS name and version.
3. Screen recording showing the problem. 

Best regards,
Tariq | Adobe Community Team

[ray21993526iitl]

thx Tariq

of course i tried all the related presettings.....  googeled the issue intensivly ..... without success...  

i mean.... this should be an absolut basic-setting....    90% of users getting annoyed by that behaviour.... 

Now i will try the update....  .   i am pessimistic..... but lets see  ... never loose hope....

[ray21993526iitl]

ok .... now the updated has ended with an Error......  see attachment..... 

Recommendation ..... i should contact the creator of the adobe patch......

seriously..... 

[ray21993526iitl]

btw.. we not talk about adobe reader....   what i have is an expensive licenced .. acrobat....

thx for mor ideas.....:-)

[Tariq Ahmad]

Thanks for trying the suggestions, @ray21993526iitl!

If your machine is IT-managed, ask your IT to try the behavior in a different user profile on the same machine. 

Also, try uninstalling the app using the cleaner tool: https://adobe.ly/46cwNe8. Once the uninstallation is done, restart your machine if possible. 

Then, reinstall Acrobat and ensure it is updated. This seems to be a machine-specific issue; I am unable to reproduce this behavior on our end. 

If you are still experiencing the issue, help us with the following details:

1. Acrobat version installed:  https://adobe.ly/3PQQ7nE
2. OS name and version.
3. Screen recording showing the problem. 
4. And a couple of sample files, using which you are able to reproduce the issue.

Will be waiting to hear back from you. 

Best regards,
Tariq | Adobe Community Team

[ray21993526iitl]

Look .... ur answers implies that Adobe Reader had that behaviour  already when is was issued ...  and that SW developer became aware of that problem and issued an SW-update.....    ?!

Fact is, that everyone in our company is affected by that annoying PDF opening behaviour .. 

Our IT-Experts have worked on it... for almost one hour.....     and found what i mentioned above....

Adobe Ready has that behaviour by default

Just wondering whether u can experience that behaviour on ur computer as well...    it must be... 

How about sending me a download link with the latest Acrobat version ...  I am willing to pay for that...   but of course only when this will fix that annoyance 

Thanks for your help and understanding....  

Eventually .... u contact by urself ur IT-Experts checking out whether they aware of that problem .  I cant imagine that they dont.... 

[radzmar]

Ist wohl eine Voreinstellung in dem betreffenden PDF. Einfach mal das PDF öffnen, Strg-D drücken und im Reiter "Ansicht beim Öffnen" die Einstellungen checken und ggf. ändern. Ansonsten kann man auch einfach per Strg+L zwischen Vollbild und Normalansicht hin und her schalten. 

[ray21993526iitl]

ich will eben nicht hin und herschalten ..... das ist  ja das Thema....    .   

es gibt tausend voreinstellungen .... aber sowas grundlegendes.... fehlanzeige.....     eigentlich unglaublich 

[radzmar]

Mit Strg+K kannst Du die Voreinstellungen für Acrobat/Reader aufrufen und dort die standardmäßige Seitenanzeige nach deinen Vorstellungen voreinstellen. Aber, und das kann immer passieren, wenn das PDF, das Du öffnest eigene Voreinstellungen mitbringt, dann haben die einfach mehr Gewicht, als die Voreinstellungen der Anwendung. 

[ray21993526iitl]

vielen dank ...   wie kann man die "eigenen Voreinstellungen" eines PDFs prüfen   ??

[radzmar]

So wie eingangs schon erklärt: Das PDF öffnen, Strg+D drücken und im Reiter "Ansicht beim Öffnen" die Einstellungen checken.