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Turn Acrobat Toolbar On and Off
Thanks to the folks here, I've gotten rid of that pesky toolbar. Combining some of the hints, I've come up with an approach that works for me, lets me toggle the toolbar on and off, and does it with a single command-line script (note: this requires using the command line).
First, disable PDFMaker repair, as described by iynque. Then, use pdf-maker-toggle (the script, below) by calling it as "pdf-maker-toggle disable" or "pdf-maker-toggle enable" from the command line. If scripting is foreign to you, doing this manually is probably easier, and you might cause damage to your system that will be difficult for you to undo. "disable" simply moves the files out of the way as described in the original hint. "enable" returns your seats to their original, upright position.
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