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lorenzo colloreta
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I appreciate this solution, but, pardon my sarcasm, instead of honoring macOS settings, shouldn't you honor your customers first? 😀
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@Peter your preferences file should be there maybe called com.adobe.acrobat.reader or com.adobe.acrobat, do check you're seeing the right Library folder, there are two: a global (not there) and a local (yes), the local is inside your username folder and it's hidden from Finder unless you use OPT-Click on the GO menu.
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Hello there, in response to Abhinav: your solution works!
But you posted a "PLIST editor" view like XCode that not everyone has or can use.If you need to apply that change "manually" using a proper text editor like BBEdit (System's TextEdit does not open PLIST binary files), open com.adobe.Acrobat.Pro file, then FIND the string "Honor" and you should get to a parameter named "HonorOSTheme". Just after the end of that <array/> tag, insert the following:
<key>HonorSystemScrollerPref</key>
<array>
<integer>0</integer>
<true/>
</array>And save, execute terminal "sudo killall cfprefsd" and Acrobat now has scrolling bars always visible (if you set up "always" in MacOS preferences>Appearance>Show Scroll bars).
Please see the attached screenshot on where to insert the array.
**This HAS TO BE temporary!!** It works but we need this preference toggle inside Acrobat Pro Preferences panel asap...
@Robert did you try switching to "view>page view>allow scrolling" anyway I confirm it's totally randomic: sometimes you get the scrollbar, sometimes you need to toggle some side panels, sometimes no bars..