![]() What I had to do was drag the Acrobat windows up to the top of the screen, and keep dragging upwards. It was slightly more complicated than the answer given in that when I right-clicked on the Acrobat icon in the Dock, I didn’t get the option to assign it to desktops on any particular display. I was able to find a fix on the Adobe forums: ![]() ![]() As soon as you try to drag it to the external display, Acrobat would crash. What would happen is that when you opened a PDF in Acrobat, it would come up on the laptop’s internal display. I had an issue at a client’s site today where they have a MacBook Pro running macOS Mojave 10.14.5 and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
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