Says:Sorry, I don’t know. I only saw the window when I had an open document and I wanted to save it. So I did not get it on launch. Here’s a suggestion — and I don’t know if it will work — but if you find the location of the Acrobat executable (somewhere in C:Program Files or C:Program Files (x86) on Windows), you could try launching it from the command line with a file.

1. C: Program Files (x86) Adobe Reader 11.0 Reader Acrord32.exe
2. C: Program Files (x86) Adobe Reader 11.0 Reader Acrord32.exe Windows 10

So you run CMD then go to a folder with you pdf in it and type something like:C:mydocument Program Files (x86)AdobeReader 11.0ReaderAcroRd32.exe mypdf.pdfAnd maybe it will open the PDF with no need for the dialogue. Then you could change the settings?Good luck.

C: Program Files (x86) Adobe Reader 11.0 Reader Acrord32.exe

Adobe Reader is used everywhere these days, many browsers supported built-in PDF viewer. Since Adobe Acrobat Reader came out, many features are added for the paid version, but if you are using just free Reader, this Tool pane is just annoying. Every time you open the PDF document in Adobe Acrobat Reader. You have three options.

If you are not using any paid version of Adobe application removing is best option by editing Adobe Acrobat installation file. This option will Remove Tools pane, will not be able to open, which is best if you are not using any paid version cloud-based application. To hide the Tool Pane:Open Adobe Acrobat Reader or any PDF document DocumentClick on the Arrows to hide the Tool PaneOr you can click on View Show/ Hide Tools Paneor use keyboard and press Shift+ F4Once you have hiden the Tools Panes, then Go to Edit PreferencesSelect Documents under Categories, then on right side select checkbox “ Remember the current state of Tools Pane“Open a any PDF document and the Tools Pane should be hidden, and can be shown with the Shift+F4 key as before.

C: Program Files (x86) Adobe Reader 11.0 Reader Acrord32.exe Windows 10

Remove Tools paneTo remove it, you will need to open installation of your Adobe Acrobat Reader and edit Viewer. Aapp file by right click on the file and open in notepad or any text editor, my file location is: C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat Reader DCReaderAcroAppENUViewer.aappThen comment out or delete this code from the fileSo it should be something like this: Open any PDF document and the Tools Pane should be removed if you need to put it back in future you will need edit this file or re-install Adobe Acrobat Reader. Other options:This option is for advance users and requires you to make changes to registry key, which can cause issue, if not done correctly. For Acrobat DC your registry path might be slightly different, please look for the similar or same name.