Hello,

When I have Acrobat open and resize the window, the PDF inside does not resize along with it, whether you are shrinking or enlarging the window. If I close Display Fusion and reopen Acrobat the problem is fixed. (See attached screenshots)

After doing some research, I ran across a couple of articles that seem to hit on the cause of the problem which is not a direct fault of Display Fusion it seems.

This article led me to turn off Display Fusion in the first place, which seems to fix the problem
http://www.codemonkeyx.net/2009/10/23/preparing-for-windows-7-32bit-vs-64bit/

This is the link from the comments section of the article above. It goes into very specific detail about the problem and what is occurring. It seems like it could be relevant to Display Fusion.
https://blogs.msdn.com/alejacma/archive/2009/08/11/controls-won-t-get-resized-once-the-nesting-hierarchy-of-windows-exceeds-a-certain-depth-x64.aspx

Regards,
~jim

Hi Jon,
Just installed the new beta3. I still have the same problem unfortunately.

Glad to help in any way,
~jim

Hi John,

I installed the latest Beta 8.

To be clear, I have Adobe Acrobat 8, not Adobe Reader 8. Adobe recommends not installing Acrobat and Reader at the same time.

Unfortunately, it still seems to be doing the same thing as in my original post. Reader/Acrobat is going to be a bad software to have working improperly with DF since it is so widespread. I thought a few people might have chimed in here confirming having issues with this. Has anyone else reported problems with DF and Reader/Acrobat?

I am trying out the setting here, Settings Compatibility Pause Global Application Hooks... for just when Acrobat is being used. Pausing the hooks immediately lets Acrobat work properly! What exactly am I giving up when I pause the hooks? Everything at first glance seems to still be working fine with DF. I have my additional taskbar which behaves fine, the titlebar buttons work, etc.

Regards,
~jim