Change Background Color Of PDF In Adobe Reader For Comfortable Reading

Hello, friend, we all read a lot. And with time reading have gone digital as well, now we read e-books. What I read includes my coursebooks, notes, practice paper and much more. And the best part of e-books is its availability and cost. You may have to pay just a fraction of what you will pay to buy a book. But the biggest problem we face with the digital form of learning is eye-strain. Just facing longer to screen hampers our eyes. And by default, the background color of the books is white which emits lots of light and leads to eye strain.
Here I will explain how you can Set the default background color of PDF books to black to reduce strain from eyes. You may call this thing as night mode of Adobe Reader. Actually, Adobe Reader allows to change the background color of your books to any color and here we will turn it black to help reduce the amount of strain on our eyes. So let's begin with the steps to reduce strain on your eyes while reading e-books.
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Steps To Enable Dark Mode in Adobe Reader

Step 1: Open Adobe Reader with any PDF file.

Note: This will work only on Genuine PDF files, i.e this won't affect PDF books converted from images.
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Step 2: From menu bar select Edit.

Step 3: From the drop-down list select Preferences. It's at bottom of all options.

Step 4: Now a new Windows will appear with lots of options. There from the left section select 'Accessibility'. This will show the related settings on the right section of 'Preferences' Window.

Step 5: There on right section first check the checkbox labeled 'Replace Document Color'. Doing it will enable the child checkboxes for editing.

Step 6: Now click on custom colors. Then select the black color by clicking the square color box against 'Page Background'. You may choose any color according to your comfort, but I prefer black for longer reading. You may also change the color of Document Text by clicking the next color-box.

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So, guys, that's how you may enjoy longer reading without straining your eyes. Hope you liked this trick and will share it with your friends too. Keep visiting Rybersoft.com for more such tricks.

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