It's not exactly what you wanted, but it's a very fast alternative.
#SET ADOBE AS DEFAULT FOR PDF MAC FULL#
So you can just quickly hit that each time you go full screen and the view changes immediately. Fooling around in there can get hairyĪs an alternative to setting a new default, the keyboard shortcut to switch to Continuous view is: CMD+1 Adobe recommends upgrading previous versions of Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat to the latest version - Acrobat Reader DC Acrobat DC.
#SET ADOBE AS DEFAULT FOR PDF MAC PDF#
My guess would be it's a setting inside Preview.app's package contents. You can choose your installed version of Reader or Acrobat as the default program for opening PDF files. I'd say, doing what you want is either not possible at all or at best it'd require getting into a preference setting somewhere you wouldn't want to poke around with. If this setting does not appear to be working for you, it might be because it is overwritten by the. Under the Default Layout and Zoom area, change the Zoom dropdown menu to a desired setting. I searched every preference file related to Preview (also using 10.9.2) and found no setting even indirectly related to a view setting specifically when in full screen. Tip: To quickly zoom in and out, you can press CTRL + or CTRL respectively.I opened a PDF to Full Screen and set the view to Continuous to see if this would stick and that view would be chosen next time I went full screen.
If no local printer or document printer is available, see the note below.
Right-click on the icon for a printer that is connected to your computer locally (not via a network), or right-click on the icon for a document printer, such as Adobe PDF or Microsoft XPS Document Writer. It seems that OS X has a built in default view for full screen documents. A check mark indicates the current default printer. As you know, per your question, the preferences in the Preview app only apply to documents when first opened.
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