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Adobe Acrobat: Set Acrobat DC as Default Application

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You may find that Acrobat Reader DC is set as the default app in Windows 10.  This app doesn't let one manipulate PDFs, only read them.  If you have a license for Acrobat Pro DC, you may have to change the default application. First, follow the instructions here Adobe Acrobat: Logging into Adobe Acrobat DC, then, once logged in, follow the instructions on this page.

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Click on the Start menu icon and start typing Default until the Default apps options appears. Select it.


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Scroll to the bottom and select the option Choose default apps by file type.

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Scroll down to the P section and look for the file type .pdf (Adobe Acrobat Document). Click this option and when the Choose an app window appears, select Adobe Acrobat DC.

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You default application when opening .pdf files is now set to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

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