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I have almost exactly the same problem but with me it's the other way round - works find on my peripheral monitor which is what I have set as my main screen - but on the laptop monitor the pdf view is too big so I can't see the whole thing and there are no scroll bars - if I resize the window the preview resizes too and still cuts the preview off at exactly the same place.

Very frustrating - always worked perfectly for me on Windows 7. Did you manage to find a solution? I think we're onto something here. If I match the monitor 2 scale setting to that of monitor 1, then the PDF page preview width problem is fixed. I had to reboot between changes. So for those following this thread, right-click on the desktop and choose Display Settings.

Then select monitor 1, scroll down and make note of the "scale and layout" setting. Monitor 1 is my laptop's built-in display. While the stuff on Monitor 1 is now quite a bit too large the original problem is fixed: PDF's in the preview pane appear correctly on either monitor. The software defect is somewhere between Microsoft Windows or Adobe. The scale factor for Monitor 1 seems to be used regardless of which Monitor that the Windows Explorer window appears on.

If the scale factor is the same, the software defect is not apparent. If the scale factors are different, the preview pane of Monitor 2 will render PDF's that are cropped based on the difference in scale factor settings. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe reader. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

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