

I want these pdfs to always display full screen, to fill the monitors. Is there a way to do that is set programmatically via Javascript? I have 60 inch monitors who will view and browse several PDF files. Can I turn off this prompt in javascript? Help, please I want Acrobat always go full screen mode and never prompt the user. My problem is that he always asks the user, informing them that Acrobat is trying to put the course pdf mode full screen. This is a super simple script app.fs.isFullScreen = true I have a folder level javascript that puts all of the PDF files in mode full-screen. How to disable the prompt mode full screen

So, I would recommend you right click on the download link on the Web page you have above comment and choose the option "save target under" and then once the pdf file is downloaded and saved on your system, you can open it in Adobe Reader and then use the option full screen. I can see in the screenshot above, you open the PDF in internet explore and not in the Adobe Reader software. My problem is that when I tried this on the computer of my daughter who also use IE 11 and Windows 7, the title bar was always available (I don't know which version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, she installed).Īnd why two computers behave differently? The images in the PDF file now display without no title bar - like I need (this can be displayed by moving the slider to the top of the screen). When the PDF downloads in a new window using CTRL + L. On my Windows 7 computer using IE 11, I can do first passage in full screen on the page with the download link. How to download a PDF file to view it full screen in Adobe Acrobat Reader 11? Download the PDF file in mode full screen
