Adobe remove floating toolbar

And if you dislike the pane too much, you are also going to find out how to completely get rid of it permanently. Fortunately, an update that was released subsequently — probably due to the outcry from seriously annoyed users — prompted Adobe to add in an option to finally make that possible.

So with a brief visit to the Preferences panel, you should be able to stop the thing from confronting you each time you open Adobe Reader DC. That should do the trick! While Adobe has been considerate enough to ultimately provide an option that prevents the Tools pane from showing up automatically, the position where it collapses to — right next to the scroll bar of all things — can cause a lot of frustration.

Seriously, the last thing you want is to accidentally click that thin strip of pixels when using the scroll bar, which makes the Tools pane pop right back up. And to make matters even worse, the pane partially hides or zooms out your document to make space for itself, thereby impacting your productivity. Since the entire pane comprises mainly of paid upgrades, consider getting rid of it altogether to prevent it from being such a bother.

Step 1: Press Windows-R to open the Run box. Next, copy and paste the file path below into the search box, and then click OK. Thank you for your answer. I understand that I can close the the floating tool bar by clicking X. I am using Adobe Acrobat X.

I do not want the tool bars to pop up at all. It takes time to close four tool bars. I want the tool bars attached at the top of the page, when I open Adobe, the way they have been in the past.

Grab the tool from the Tools Panel by the gripper bar on the left side of the icon you'll see it when you hover your mouse over the tool and drag it up into the Quick Tools area of the main toolbar. Or, you can select many of your favorite tools at once by clicking on the gear-like looking icon in the Quick tools toolbar, then in the dialog that appears select the tools you want there.

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