Open multiple files in separate windows, not as tabs in single window.
New Acrobat UI no longer has the option to open to open multiple files in separate windows and defaults to multiple files as tabs in one window. I found the option of great use with older versions. Please bring back this option.
Chad Hendrix
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Erik Gaute Baklid commented
If adobe is on the brink of bankruptcy I dont see why they keep ******* users off.
1 losing this option in Acrobat
2 Break up with pantone
3 Controversial terms and conditions for creative cloud -
Steve Edgar commented
Why did Adobe mess with this option??? We need it.
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Douglas Hart
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I will likely change PDF solutions if opening PDF's in separate windows is no longer an automatic preference election.
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Eric Lloyd
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The default needs to be to open each file in a separate window. I do not know whose idea it was to open them in one window but this is the most inefficient process possible. Fix it, pleasae.
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David, eh?
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For me, it's the inability to compare two PDFs side by side. I know of no other high-end professional app that treats multiple open files this way.
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Nick Gabb commented
cannot Acrobat Pro with only Tabs. Will be cancelling Trial & subscription on Monday
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Tailored IP Solutions commented
ADOBE - GET THIS FIXED ASAP!
The omission of this option was obviously an oversight but the lack of response is inexcusable. Trust me, you want to fix ASAP, because I will raise **** otherwise. -
T
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Very important as I work a lot with many PDF files at a time. It's too confusing to have them in one window. CTRL+TAB or CTRL+PG up/dwn doesn't work to swap.
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uservivid
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Adobe Acrobat 2023 ("New Acrobat") needs the option to open each document in a new window.
This should be possible without disabling New Acrobat. -
Gary Roche commented
I have the same issue and it has prevented me from working. I can not work on a PDF and reference another at the same time. As I pay for Acrobat Pro I should be able to work on both at once. Otherwise if all Adobe wants people to do is read PDFs and not actually work with them stop offering the Pro version.