Windows 10: User Interface Changes to Windows Vista Style in Adobe Acrobat

While using Adobe Acrobat, the user interface unexpectedly changes, adopting the appearance of Windows Vista's style. This issue persists even after uninstalling and reinstalling the application.Steps to Reproduce:Open Adobe Acrobat.Navigate through various app functions e.g., opening a PDF, using editing tools, etc..After a period of use, the user interface unexpectedly changes.

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Adobe releases Adobe Acrobat 8

The well known company Adobe has today released Acrobat eight. This new Acrobat version claims to do more then just load with Windows and read whatever is encoded in PDF. It claims to have a faster load time, a sleek and modern user interface, the easy conversion of PDF to common file types, a new user chat interface, along with several other neat features. The user chat interface is designed for web conferences, and should allow for multi-platform firewalled and encrypted chats. Adobe promises that this Acrobat will be very easy to use, and has a lot of potential for its customers. It should be available in November 2006 for between $100 and $450, depending on if you are upgrading and the version you are buying.

Source: Adobe

 

Adobe Acrobat

You certainly have my permission to use Adobe Acrobat, if that makes any difference. ;-)

Although you can install applications from a Standard user account with the 'Run as Administrator' option, some applications just install better from an Administrators account.

• Sign in to a user account with Administrators permissions.
• Download the installer for Adobe Acrobat.
• Temporarily disable your antivirus protection.
• Install Adobe Acrobat. Open the program and wait until it's completely loaded.
• Close Adobe Acrobat. Re-enable your antivirus protection.
• Sign out of the Administrators account and sign back in to your Standard account.

You should be good to go.

 

Change default program from Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro

Hi Sharon,

Regarding your concern, we suggest that you do the steps below:

• Right click the thumbnail of the PDF file.
• Select and click Properties.
• Click the General tab and in the dialog box, click Change...
• Choose the Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, and then click OK.
• Once you're back to the General tab, click OK
  or Apply.

This should help in getting your query resolved.

Let us know how it goes.