If you’ve already got Adobe Reader installed or you just want to change the default application for opening pdf-files, it is the easiest to do this from a pdf-file which you’ve already saved to a folder (or save your attachment to the Desktop first). It offers you lots more options than the Reader app and also opens your pdf-files in a “traditional” window which you can resize and move around.ĭuring the installation, Adobe Reader will automatically set itself as the default for opening pdf-files.ĭownload: Adobe Reader Change the default PDF application If the Reader app is too limited for you or simply don’t like that it opens full screen, you can install another pdf-application.Īdobe Reader is still the most popular free pdf-application. The Reader app in Windows only provides basic features for pdf-files. You can also select text and then right click on it to copy or highlight it or to add a note to the selected section. However, when you right click anywhere in the app or swipe up from the bottom (in case of a touch screen), you’ll get various options for the layout, Find, Save As and Print actions.
The Reader app that is included in Windows 8 might look completely deprived of options at first. On your previous computer, you probably opened it in another application like Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat. Windows 8 offers native support for opening pdf-files in the Reader application. How can I get all these options back and stop it from opening pdf-files in full screen? This used to open an application with lots of options and not in full screen so that I could multitask and easily copy-paste from it and there also was a printing option. When I open a pdf-attachment from Outlook via a double click, it opens full screen and I don’t seem to have any options at all.
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