Windows 10: PDF files

Hi I have a question regarding pdf files.I have been saving printable forms on my external drive & just changing & editing info when needed.It was originally done in windows 8 on my old computer which suddenly died.I am now trying to open these forms in window10 & I am having trouble as it will not allow me to edit info on the forms dates etc .Is there a way I can change a setting or something to allow this to be edited.Thanks

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Reader App in Windows 10: How do I open pdf files in a new window by default?

When I have a pdf file open in the reader app on Window 10 and I open another pdf file, the new pdf file is opened in the same window as the other pdf file. That is, rather than creating two windows with each pdf in a separate window (like Adobe would),
the new pdf file is opened in the same window as the other pdf file. If I right click in the reader app window, I am shown all of the previously opened pdf files. I can then right click on a pdf file and have it opened in a new window.

I would like the reader app to open pdf files in a new window by default. Is this possible?

 

Can't find received bluetooth PDF files!!

You can't receive a batch of PDF files and save them all at the same time. You have to receive, open & save each file individually. Here's how it works:

PDF file#1 is sent & received on the phone

Acknowledgment message received & tap to view

PDF file#1 opens up in Adobe Reader app. PDF file#1 is stored.

PDF file#2 is sent & received on the phone

Acknowledgment message received & tap to view

PDF file#2 opens up in Adobe Reader app. PDF file#2 is stored.

PDF file#3 is sent & received on the phone

Acknowledgment message received & tap to view

PDF file#3 opens up in Adobe Reader app. PDF file#3 is stored.

Repeat for each PDF file.

 

Hi, do you know which program you were using in '8 to accomplish this? It would have been sthg you installed - you would need to do the same in '10.

 

Regular PDF readers cannot edit files - only display and print them - However there are more versatile programmes out there which can edit but they tend to be expensive - the best being Adobe Acrobat. I have found however, even early versions appear to work fine in W10 and I am using Acrobat 8 myself without any issues at all. There are also a number of free pdf programmes but I have found none as good as Acrobat although some may be OK for what you need!

 

Agrred.
Adobe Acrobat is good enough for me.
But then I don't use it extensively, actually only once awhile.