I figured I'd share this since I tried to follow Sweet Pea & Rose's suggestion but it didn't work for me becasue my browser is already set up to not open a PDF after being saved.Only a few people know that Google Chrome comes with a built-in option which enables you to continue the previous browsing session. I tried it like it was suggested on this post but un-checking this preference as you are about to save the file only applies it to that current document. This option doesn't work if not done properly. It defeats the purpose to change the preferences on Adobe PDF when you are selecting a different one (ex. Also, make sure you are changing the preference for the PDF pritner you are using to save/download your files. Making the changes directly from your settings will apply to ALL saved files whereas doing it when you save the file will only apply it to the file you are currently saving. Note: I recommend you do this directly from settings instead of un-checking the view adobe results when you save the file. Go to Start > Settings > Devices > Printers & Scanners > Select Adobe PDF printer or whichever PDF option you are using to save your PDF > Manage > Printing P references > Remove the check mark for View Adobe PDF results > OK to save changes. It might be slightly different for other devices but it should give you a general idea. I followed these steps on my Windows 10 system. I figured I'd share this since I tried to follow Sweet Pea & Rose's suggestion but it didn't work for me becasue my browser it already set up to not open a PDF after being saved. I tried it like they suggested but un-checking this preference as you are about to save the file only applies it to that current document.
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