You can't. At least not for a specific PDF. Because the Readercan't save a file's preference.

It's a bit of a battle of preferences, between the PDF file, the user, and the default of the reader.

Most PDF Readers have a default setting, and the user can change that to their preference. But a PDF can also have its own preference tagged to it, overruling the reader's default and preference. Nevertheless, the user can always have the last word, and change its eventual viewing state.

So any PDF which doesn't have a preference in itself, will be viewed as preferred by the user in the reader, or its default setting. But a PDF carrying its own preference will change that view. Only Acrobat DC (no Reader) can save such a preference as a property of a specific PDF.


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