hopefully it is more straight forward for Adobe Reader. At least give me a preference option for this.ĭoes anyone have any (permanent) work arounds for this? I know there are registry modifications for Excel (which I have implemented). I'd prefer the default behavior to automatically open the documents in new windows when I double click on them in Windows Explorer to open them. While Adobe Reader at least allows one to click on the "Window" menu and choose "New Window" to "move" a PDF to a separate window (annoyingly enough instead of actually moving the selected tab to the new window, it opens another copy, which requires one to still close the first copy in the original window). Wizcase contains reviews that were written by our experts and follow the strict reviewing standards, including ethical standards, that we have adopted. now it appears Adobe Reader is forcing the documents into a single window. I find it interesting that as support for multiple monitors becomes more standard in operating systems, applications start forcing all associated documents into the same window such that one sometimes has to employ registry hacks to get the documents into separate windows to be able to easily compare side-by-side across the multiple monitors.įirst it was Microsoft Excel.
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