How do you quickly open a Chrome PDF in Acrobat Reader?

[Max1000000]

Hi there

Let's say I'm searching Google in Chrome for a particular PDF.

The PDF opens in Chrome but it's the wrong one. I therefore obviously don't want to download it and so I hit the Chrome back button and try the next PDF in my search.

Eventually, I find the PDF I want and wish to view it in Acrobat Reader. I download it, but when I click the download at the bottom of Chrome, it again opens the PDF in Chrome instead of in Adobe Reader.

Is there any way to, say, right-click the download and have a context-menu which says "Open in Adobe Reader"? 

Even more ideal, in fact, would be a facility to right-click on the PDF in Chrome (without having to manually download it) and to see an option saying "Open in Adobe Reader". 

Many thanks

Max

[Test Screen Name]

On my computer I right click on the download in Chrome's bar, and choose "open with system viewer"

[Max1000000]

Thanks very much. Any chance of a screenshot so I can see where about you mean please?

Max

[Test Screen Name · Accepted solution]

[Max1000000]

That's fantastic and such a time-saver, thanks very much.

A next great step for Adobe would be when choosing download (i.e. before downloading) for there to be an option to automatically open in Adobe Reader.

[Bernd Alheit]

Google Chrome doesn't use Adobe Reader.

[Max1000000]

They won't until Adobe makes a deal with them.