We take this opportunity to remind you that Adobe Acrobat Reader is one of the best programs available for working with PDF documents that can be found on the market and that it is the standard software for working with this type of file. The menus are generally useful, but in cases like this, they can become redundant because they are present in several windows of the program.
As we have said, this sidebar can be a real nuisance because of the screen space it takes up. You can activate this behaviour in View->Page Display->Show Cover Page During Two-Up. In the window that we will see on screen, check the option Restore last view settings when reopening documents: Option to hide the sidebar automatically when reopening a documentĪnd that would be enough. I think, in my experience, that this is something classical once you use a two-side option for classes that proposes them. Now, click on Documents in the side panel: Preferences menu Then, click on Preferences in the menu that will appear: Options in Adobe Acrobat Reader’s Edit menu
To make the change permanent each time you reopen it, click on Edit: Adobe Acrobat Reader’s menu bar This method is effective, but you will have to repeat it every time you open the document and want the bar to be hidden. You will see that the sidebar disappears: Hidden sidebar Now, look at the last button on the list. Unlike the reader available in the legacy version, in this release, you wont get a.
When you do, you will see that all this information is contracted into a list of icons: Collapsed sidebar On the left side of the toolbar, youll find the current page and the number of pages available in the document.
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