Slideshow mode and full screen

[JR Boulay]

Hello

I'd like to know if I've missed something because I can't find how to display a PDF in slideshow mode and full screen.

Is this possible or not?

[S. S]

Hi @JR Boulay,

Hope you are doing well. Thank you for reaching out!

If you have converted a presentation to a PDF, it should switch to full-screen covered content when used in landscape mode.

Also, you can change the view by clicking on the page icon on the top right of the toolbar menu and changing to a single page mode to get a more slideshow-like view with the application.

For more details, you can view the link: View PDFs — Acrobat for Android Help (adobe.com)

Hope this helps.

-Souvik

[donald newlands]

SS,

Is there a way to do this using desktop versions of Reader or Acrobat.  We just need to go full screen and let the slides (from a Lightroom slideshow PDF) play automatically.

[JR Boulay]

I know how to display in full screen, this is not my question: can the pages automatically follow each other in slideshow mode?

Subsidiary question: how can I access the attachments?
I couldn't find any either.

Thank you

[S. S]

@JR Boulay This feature is not available with the mobile version yet. 

Let me share the feedback with the team for review and future implementation.

Also, when you mention attachments, are you referring to portfolio files? Those files can be opened on the application, and the attachments can be viewed through the directories.

Hope this helps.

-Souvik

[JR Boulay]

Thank you for the Full screen answer.

About attachments I'm referring to the attachments pane available in Acrobat Pro, Standard and Reader.

[S. S]

@JR Boulay A dedicated panel or option to view attachments is not available on the mobile version as of now.

-Souvik

[JR Boulay]

Thank you.

So I will use ezPDF Reader instead.

[donald newlands]

So, if I make a slideshow PDF in Adobe Lightroom CC there is no Adobe desktop product that will play it?

I am expecting to find a feature in Acrobat Reader that will "play" the pages of a PDF on a timed loop or using timings in the PDF.